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Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

The Family of:

Manley Immanuel Bobo

Born: 8 Jun 1811 New Prospect Union Co SC
Died: 1887 Bartow Co GA
Buried: Unkn. GA

Married: 1834 Union Co SC

Rebecca Jane Bailey
(Harrison & Margaret Bailey)
Born: 1816 Union Co SC
Died: aft 1880 Cherokee Co AL
Buried: Unkn. AL?

Known Children: 11

Children of Manley & Rebecca
Elisha J Bobo b. 21 Oct 1834 Union Co SC d. 1852 Cherokee Co AL buried: Unkn 1st m. Unkn date Martha J Gaddis b. abt Feb 1852 d. Unkn buried: Known Children: 4 Josephine, Eliza, Julie, Ida 2nd m. 17/18 Nov 1872 Bartow Co GA Martha A Gaddis b. Unkn d. Unkin buried: Unkn Known Children: 1 Cora L Bobo	Elizabeth Bobo b. 5 Sep 1836 Union Co SC d. 1 Dec 1913 Cross Anchor Spartanburg SC buried: Yarboroughs Chapel United Methodist Cem Cross Anchor Sptg Co SC m. abt 1853 George Washington Gossett b. 15 Mar 1832 SC d. Cross Anchor Spartanburg Co SC buried: Yarboroughs Chapel United Methodist Cem Cross Anchor Sptg Co SC Known Children: 7 Margaret, Mary, General, Barnett, Louis, Annie R, Lesel Brockman "Brock"		Pinkney P Bobo (CSA) (Co D 11th MS Inf Regt - Neshoba Riflemen) (Lost leg at Battle of Gettysburg PA) Civil War Service Records b. abt 1839 Union Co SC d. 1887 MS buried: Unkn (Postmaster at Noxapater Winston Co MS) m. Unkn date Sally Smith Brown b. abt 1845 MS d. abt 1886 Winston Co MS buried: Unkn Known Children: 5 Wadie, Corvasa, Walter, Sarah, John
Miriam Rebecca Bobo (other names: Marium, Mary Ann, Minnie, different on all Census) b. Dec 1840 Union Co SC d. 16 Aug 1916 Attala Co MS buried: Unkn MS (Possibly Attala Co MS) 1st m. abt 1859 Union Co SC Pvt John Lewis Fowler (CSA) (2nd Co H, 1st Regt SC Vol Infantry enlisted Spartanburg Co SC 15 Apr 1862) b. abt 1835 SC d. 14 Jul 1863 Richmond City VA bu. Oakwood Cem Richmond City VA Plot: Sec D Row 41 Grave 10 FindAGrave Memorial: 124766472 Known Children: 2 James Henry, Rebecca Jane Fowler 2nd m: abt 1863 Nathaniel S "Nathan" Williams (CSA) (Pvt Co A 19th AL Infantry Regt) b. Aug 1845 AL d. 9 Sep 1901 Point De Luce AR Co AR bu: Hearns Cem De Witt Co AR Known Children: 8 Wm S, Mary Lucinda, Susan "Sudie", Samuel Benjamin, Albert J, James Edward, Sarah E Williams	Susan Bobo b. abt 1843 New Prospect Union Co SC d. 3 Jul 1888 (Rome Floyd Co GA?) buried: Unkn Married: John Ogles b. abt 1810 SC d. bef 1880 SC Known Children: 1 Martha Jane Ogles b. 1870 Union Co SC d. 1944 Union Co SC (Mrs R C Lee on D.C.), There were other children not known at this time... Note: The death certificate for Martha Jane Ogles Lee (listed as Mrs. R. C. Lee on the d. c.) shows Susan Bobo as her mother. She died in 1944 in Union, South Carolina.		Editha (Edith) Bobo b. 16 Jul 1845 New Prospect Union Co SC d. 30 Apr 1900 Cherokee Co AL bu. Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Cem#2 Leonard Cheorkee Co AL FindAGrave Married: 12 Apr 1868 Bartow Co GA David Wesley Hollis (CSA) (son of Willis & Elizabeth Hollis) b. 13 May 1849 New Prospect Union Co SC d. 15 Aug 1913 Cherokee Co AL bu. Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Cem#2 Leonard Cheorkee Co AL FindAGrave Served Co. M 5th Regt. SC State Troopers Known Children: 6 Sally (Sallie), Thomas, Robert, Wiley, Mattie S, Deane (Dennie) David Hollis 1900 Census Cherokee Co AL, Bobo's Hollis, Nance's all living close to each other
Lewis Bobo b. 1847 Union Co SC d. 1847 Unionn Co SC buried: Union Co SC	John Frederick Bobo b. 1 Jan 1850 Union Co SC d. 9 Jan 1920 Paris Lamar Co TX buried: Evergreen Cem Paris Lamar Co TX m. 29 Aug 1872 Bartow Co GA Frances Minerva Fountain b. 5 Dec 1850 Cherokee Co GA/AL? d. 18 Sep 1933 Paris Lamar Co TX buried: Evergreen Cem Paris Lamar Co TX Known Children: 11 William Thomas, Charlie, Mary, Joseph, John, Louis, Jas, George, Clinton, Mattie, Harvey		Jesse M Bobo b. 23 Dec 1851 Union Co SC d. 26 Feb 1926 Cherokee Co AL buried: Pleasant Valley Cem Cherokee Co AL m. Unkn date Sarah Elizabeth Berry b. 17 Jun 1853 d. 10 Mar 1938 buried: Pleasant Valley Cem Cherokee Co A Known Children: 9 Wm, Mary, James, Martha, Margaret, Amanda, Lucinda, Elizabeth, Sissie
Martha Bobo b. 1854 d. Unkn buried: Unkn m. abt 1874 Cherokee Co AL James "Jim" Wright b. abt 1850 GA d. Unkn buried: Unkn Known Children: 2 Jo Ella, John Anderson Wright			Victoria Bobo b. 1857 Union Co SC d. 1918 Deport Lamar Co TX buried: Old Deport Cem Lamar Co TX m. Unkn date William A Wright b. abt 1857 GA d. ab 1936 Deport Lamar Co TX buried: Old Deport Cem Lamar Co TX Known Children: 9 Lena, Azalea, Doshia, Charlie, Buster, Ben, Mandy, Jessie, Nallie

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UP^ Son of John F Bobo Black Springs Cem - Montgomery Co AR	Children of Wm Tom, grands of John F Bobo		William Thomas, Robt, Ginnie holding Myrtle & Bertha in between. Pict taken abt 1903 in Lamar Co. TX.
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		UP^ Plot: Sec. D, Row 41, Grave 10 Richmond Richmond City Virginia
		UP^ Enlisted: Pvt., Co. H, (Hagood's) 1st South Carolina Infantry. When May 3, 1862; Where: Charleston, S.C.. General Hospital No. 13, Richmond, Va.. Died July 14, 1863 from Typhoid Fever.
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*Mississippi Confederate Flag*		11th Flag Captured at Sharpsburg
Pvt Pinkney Bobo (CSA) Civil War Service Records Pvt. Co D, 11th MS Inf. Regt - "Neshoba Riflemen" Served in "Army of the Shenandoah" HISTORICAL NOTES: 11th MS Infantry Regiment 11th in Battle This regiment was ordered to Corinth in April, 1861, and the regiment was organized May 4. Being transported to Lynchburg, Va., the regiment was there mustered in the provisional army for one year by Major Clay May 13, and on the 19th they arrived at Harper's Ferry. The Inspector-General reported from Harper's Ferry May 23 that the Mississippians were clamoring for rifles in place of the old muskets they had. The Eleventh, he said, took pride in its appearance and was soldierly. In the organization of the Army of the Shenandoah, under Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, the Eleventh and Second, with the Fourth Alabama and First Tennessee, constituted Gen. B. E. Bee's brigade, the other brigades being commanded by Thomas J. Jackson, of Virginia, Barrow of Georgia and Elzey of Maryland. With the army they fell back to Winchester June 15, when Patterson's Federal army crossed the Potomac from Pennsylvania, and on July 18 began the movement to Manassas to support Beauregard against the Federal army advancing from Washington. Two companies of the Eleventh, A and F, under Lieutenant-Colonel Liddell, arrived at Manassas with General Johnston, about noon of the 20th, and on the next morning they were ordered out, with the Second and other regiments, under General Bee, the first to advance to the relief of the left flank of the army, which was being demoralized by an unexpected attack from the Federal army. They went into battle gallantly, but were also overwhelmed by great odds, after a heroic struggle, and forced to fall back behind the line established in their rear by General Jackson. Casualties -- killed, 7; wounded, 21. Subsequently Liddell was in command of the regiment and the brigade was commanded by General Whiting. General Lee wrote July 25, 1861, that he regarded the brigade as a Mississippi brigade, commanded by a Mississippian. The six miles march from Winchester at double quick that the regiment made to reach the field of Manassas disabled many. The winter was spent in camp near Dumfries, a few miles from the Evansport batteries on the Potomac. In February the men began enlisting for the war and taking furloughs. They moved to Fredericksburg March 8, and thence to the vicinity of Yorktown, where the regiment was reorganized and officers elected. They left the Yorktown lines May 4, and next day Whiting's division, including his brigade and Hood's Texans, marched thirty-five miles to oppose Franklin's corps, which Hood and Stuart drove back and prevented from interfering with the withdrawal of Johnston's army. There are no official reports covering the action of the regiment at Seven Pines, May 31 and June 1. They supported the Third Alabama in an attack on the Fifty-second New York June 1, and finally took the front line and suffered a heavy loss, which does not appear in the reports. Company E had 2 killed and 8 wounded, 2 of whom were captured. Company K had 3 killed, 11 wounded. In June they accompanied Whiting's division in the movement to Staunton to reinforce Jackson in the valley, soon returning with Jackson to Ashland to attack McClellan. In the seven days' battles before Richmond the brigade, under Col. E. M. Law, was in Whiting's division with Hood's Texas brigade. The division marched as the advance of Jackson's army (see Second Regiment) and later in the evening of June 27, in the battle of Gaines' Mill, made the famous charge across the ravine held by the Federal infantry and artillery, sweeping the enemy away and winning the victory. (No regimental reports, see Second Regiment for synopsis of Whiting's report.) "Colonel Liddell led his distinguished regiment to the close of the action," Whiting wrote. The loss of the Eleventh was 18 killed, 142 wounded, 3 missing, the most severe of any in the division except the Fourth Texas. The retreating Federal army was overtaken at White Oak swamp June 30, where the regiment was under fire. At Malvern Hill, July 1, under artillery fire, they lost 1 killed and 20 wounded. In the second Manassas campaign Hood marched his division to Freeman's ford, August 22, driving a Federal force across the Rappahannock, next to Waterloo ford, and then with the main body of Longstreet's army through Thoroughfare gap to the relief of Jackson's army in battle with Pope. The Eleventh was in the charge at sunset August 29, when the brigade captured one piece of artillery, three stands of colors and 100 prisoners. Next day, in the battle of Manassas Plains, the brigade advanced to Groveton in support of a battery, under heavy artillery fire, and afterwards took part in the fight near Chinn's house, "fighting gallantly and incurring heavy loss and at night resting on our most advanced line." The regimental casualties of the two days were 22 killed and 87 wounded, the heaviest of the brigade. In the march through Maryland, September, 1862, Hood's division turned about and countermarched to meet the pursuing enemy at Boonsboro gap in the mountains. Hood ordered his Texas brigade and Law's brigade "to move forward with bayonets fixed, which they did with their accustomed gallantry, driving the enemy and regaining all our lost ground." As the rear guard of the army they marched thence to Sharpsburg and were stationed near the Dunker church, where Hood was attacked on the evening of the 16th, but repulsed the enemy. "During the engagement the brave and efficient Col. P. F. Liddell fell, mortally wounded." After this fight the men had their first meal for three days, except that they had a half ration of beef one day and the green corn along the road. Next morning (17th) Hood was called early into the battle. He wrote: "I soon became engaged with an immense force of the enemy, consisting of not less than two corps of their army. It was here that I witnessed the most terrible clash of arms, by far, that has occurred during the war. The two little giant brigades of this division wrestled with this mighty force, losing hundreds of their gallant officers and men, but driving the enemy from his position and forcing him to abandon his guns on our left." They were fighting at right angles to the general line of battle, and Law was so exposed that the division was retired to the church, which they held until relieved by McLaws. Lieutenant-Colonel S. F. Butler was wounded and Major T. S. Evans killed in command of the regiment. Total casualties of the regiment: 8 killed, 96 wounded. The color bearer was killed and the regimental flag, which had been presented by the government November 6, was lost. After the return to the' Shenandoah valley the Second and Eleventh were ordered to Richmond to join the Mississippi brigade under Gen. Joseph R. Davis. They arrived there in November, and in December the brigade was sent to Goldsboro, N. C., in which vicinity it operated against a Federal force; left there for Blackwater bridge in February, 1863; was in the entrenched line at Suffolk during the siege; left the Blackwater camp for Fredericksburg June 3; was attached to Heth's division, A. P. Hill's corps; started on the Pennsylvania campaign June 15. The Eleventh did not have a part in the battle of July 1, near Gettysburg, being left as a guard for the division wagon train near Cashtown, Pa. On July 3 it participated in the famous charge up the slope of Cemetery ridge, on the extreme left of the Confederate line. The entire division, under command of Pettigrew, in which the Eleventh was included, moved steadily up the slope, closing up the ranks as they were thinned by the tremendous storm of shot and shell, and finally were at the stone wall behind which the Federal infantry was posted. But there the musketry fire was so murderous that "any further effort to carry the position was hopeless, and there was nothing left but to retire to the position originally held, which was done in more or less confusion." Two men were killed and twenty-one wounded in Davis' brigade by the Federal artillery as they stood in line before the movement was begun. In the charge all the field officers of the brigade were killed or wounded. The regimental casualties were reported as 32 killed, 170 wounded. Company histories reveal the following facts: Company K took thirty-eight into the charge. Captain Bird was killed while cheering his men over the stone fence. Lieutenant Stanford took his place and fell wounded. Some of the men scaled the fence and were captured. At roll call that evening seven answered. Lieutenant Baker, Company C, surrendered about a dozen men at the fence. Lieutenant Baker, Company A, was wounded beyond the fence and surrendered with his squad of men. Company E took in thirty-nine men, of whom fifteen were killed and twenty-one wounded, including Captain Halbert and two Lieutenants killed and one Lieutenant wounded. Corporal Morgan was the only man able for duty after the charge. Company D took in fifty-five men and all but ten were killed or wounded and captured. Gettysburg Monument to the MS 11th Inf Regt From Gettysburg they marched to Hagerstown and were in line of battle several .days, thence to Falling Waters, crossing the Potomac; Bunker Hill, Culpepper, Orange Courthouse, and from there across the Rappahannock in the campaign resulting in the battle of Bristoe Station, where the regiment had four men wounded. In December they marched to Mine Run and intrenched in line of battle. They were in winter quarters at Orange Courthouse until May 4, when they moved into the battle of the Wilderness May 5. The Eleventh led the advance of Heth's division, moving down the plank road deployed in line, pushed back the Federal cavalry for several miles, and encountered the Blue infantry toward the middle of the evening. This opened the battle of the Wilderness. Heth's division was at one time almost entirely surrounded, but Anderson's division arrived on the field and relieved the pressure. On the morning of the 6th the enemy renewed the battle, while Kershaw's division of Longstreet's corps was relieving Heth's, which was held as a reserve that day. Some confusion was caused, but the main part of Davis' brigade, under Colonel Stone, remained on the line and took a very active part in the severe battle that followed. (Sketch by D. C. Love, also see Second Regiment.) After the movement to Spottsylvania the regiment fought at Talley's Mill May 10, where Colonel Green was mortally wounded. He died May 15. The Lamar Rifles, as brigade skirmishers, under Captain Nelms, were particularly distinguished in this battle. At the battle of May 12, Spottsylvania Courthouse, the brigade repulsed an attack, being posted to the right of the Bloody Angle. One hundred and fifty men of the brigade were sent out in front under Captain Nelms as a skirmish line that day, and of these 120 were killed or wounded. There was considerable loss at Bethesda Church, June 2-3, on the Cold Harbor line, where the brigade remained until after the battle of the Crater, July 30, when they were moved to that part of the Petersburg line. Roll of honor at the Wilderness battles--Corporal Richard C. Bridges, Edward G. Jones, J. M. Williamson, Corporal G. B. Triplett, Corporal John T. Morgan, W. C. Nance, John C. Barnes, W. H. Johnson, P. H. Neagle, J. W. Young, Sergt. W. D. Reid, John R. Gilleylen, Corporal J. K. Miller, Samuel Stanford (killed), John W. Jennings, Color Bearer Frank L. Hope. At Talley's MiI1--A. J. Due, J, H. Cook, Corporal Dennis O'Sullivan, Corporal A. W. Maness, George M. Dooley, Corporal W. R. Holland, H. Clay Moore, Vaiden H. Hughes. At Spotsylvania Courthouse--J. H. Dailey, J. D. Norwood, Balus H. Dumas, A. G. Burney, Sergt. R. T. Hobson, J. Beckett Gladney, E. B. Marcey (killed). At Bethesda Church--J. H. Dailey, J. C. Halbert, Corporal A. W. Maness (killed), W. N. Shaw, John C. Robinson, T. B. Reid, George W. Wall, A. L. Kimbrough, Color Bearer Frank L. Hope. (Records of Union and Confederate Armies.) The battles that followed were the Weldon Railroad (Ream's Station), August 18-19; Davis Farm, October 1; Jones' Farm, October 3; Hatcher's Run, October 27. Casualties at battles of Wilderness and Spottsylvania---Killed, 14; wounded, 55; missing, 6. At Bethesda Church, June 2-3 -- Killed, 6; wounded, 31; missing, 4. At Weldon Railroad, August 18-19 -- Killed, 10; wounded, 30. At Jones' Farm, October 2-3 -- Killed, 1; wounded, 3; missing, 1. Roll of honor for Weldon Railroad, August 18-19 -- Corporals S. L. Neely (dead), Matthew Knox, W. C. Handley; Privates Z. E. Vernor, George H. Turner (killed), James L. Anderson (killed), S. T. Fife, P. McAnnally, T. W. Billingsley (killed), R. A. Sims, J. T. Stanley, B. F. Trammell, T. J. S. Robinson (killed). Hanover Junction--J. C. Halbert, A. L. McJunkin, James M. Gillespie, G. W. Williams. (Records of Union and Confederate Armies). March 25, 1865, the skirmish line of Davis' brigade on the Petersburg line, was attacked and some of the men captured. The brigade went into the battle which lasted several hours. The Eleventh was only sixty-four strong and lost a considerable proportion of that number. LieutenantColonel Reynolds lost his right arm and Captain Nelms was severely wounded. During the night of April 1st the regiment, under command of Major Shannon, moved to the right and took position near Hatcher’s Run, where next day, the Federal army having broken the line, the remnant of the regiment was almost surrounded by vast numbers. Shannon led his men to the run and disbanded the command. Frank Hope, color bearer, tore the flag into shreds, tied them to the pole and threw it in the stream. Some escaped by swimming, among them Major J. J. Evans of the staff of General Davis, but most surrendered. (Sketch by D. C. Love.)
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i. IMMANUEL3 BOBO6, b. June 08, 1811, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; d. 1887, Bartow Co., GA; m. REBECCA BAILEY, 1834, Union Co., SC⁷; b. 1816, SC; d. Bartow Co., GA. Notes for IMMANUEL (Manley) BOBO: Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Minutes - Abstracted from Originals from Tapes from Furman University: Apr 30,1835 Received Manly Bobo & Rebecca his wife by experience. "September 20, 1848. In conference met. Received by confession of faith Brethren Jeremiah Bobo, Manley Bobo and Sisters Rebecca Bobo and Mary Bobo." (Lower Fairforest Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina. 1809-1875. p.42) Jul 01, 1849 Granted Letters of dismission to the following persons with a view of Constituting themselves into a new church. J. C. Bobo, J. S. Bobo, Mary Bobo, Rebecca Bobo, A. C. Bobo, Nancy B. Bobo, Jeremiah Bobo, Manley Bobo (Lower Fairforest Baptist Church, Union County, South Carolina. 1809-1875.) Feb 04, 1860 Granted letters of dismission to the following members viz. Manly Bobo & wife Rebecca; Elisha Bobo & wife Martha. (Minutes of New Prospect Baptist Church Union Co SC, abstract of originals.) More About IMMANUEL BOBO: Burial: Bartow Co. GA Migration: Aft. 1848, to GA Children of Manley & Rebecca: (???? Census) Elisha Bobo b. 1835 Elizabeth b. 1836 Pinkney b. 1839 Minnie b. 1841 (Miriam) Susan b. 1843 Edith b. 1845 Lewis b. 1847 John F. b. 1 Jan 1850 Martha b. 1854 Victoria b. 1857 1840 Union Co SC Census Page 195a Manley Bobo Males: 2000100000000 Femls: 1000100000000 1850 Union Co SC Census Page 17 ED 16th Aug 1850 245-245 Manly Bobo 39 M Farmer 135 SC Rebecca 34 F all born SC Elisha 15 M FarmLabor Elizabeth 13 F Pinkney 11 M Minnie 09 F Susan 07 F Edith 05 F Lewis 03 M John 5/12 M 1860 - Not found yet... 1870 Census Bartow Co GA Page 228 Subdivision #5, PO Cartersville Stamped page 442 ED Date 22 Jul 1870, by Collin HH# 15 - 96 Bobo, Rachel 53 F W KepHse GA John L 20 M W Farm Hand GA Jessie 18 M W Day Labour GA Mathew 16 M W Day Labour GA Vict (oria) L 12 F W at home GA 1880 - Not found yet...

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Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Hampton Bobo

Born: 26 Feb 1813 Union Co SC
Died: 12 Aug 1835 Union Co SC
buried: Padgett's Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery Corss Keys Union Co SC
Buried: Unkn

Married:
Amanda Layton
(Parents unknown at this time)
Born: Unkn
Died: Unkn
buried: Padgett's Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery Corss Keys Union Co SC

Known Children: Unkn

ii. HAMPTON BOBO8,
b. February 26, 1813; d. August 12, 1835, SC; m. AMANDA LAYTON.

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Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

William W Bobo

Born: 17 Nov 1814 Union Co SC
Died: 15 Nov 1887 Union Co SC
Buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co SC

Married: abt 1835 Union Co SC
Mariah (Maria) Ray
(Daughter of Wm & Margaret [Alexander] Ray)
Born: 15 Jan 1812 Union Co SC
Died: 15 Aug 1892 Union Co SC
Buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co SC

Known Children: 5

Children of William & Mariah
Mary Elizabeth Bobo b. 23 Oct 1836 Union Co SC d. 8 Nov 1904 Union Co SC buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co 1st m: 14 Dec 1858 Union Co SC William Thomas Sparks (CSA) (son of Wm J & Mary [Lee] Sparks) b. 11 Apr 1836 Union Co SC d. 20 Oct 1861 Civil War buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co (Pvt Co B 'Gist Guards' 15th SC Inf Regt) Civil War Service Records Known Children: 1 - Hiram M Sparks 2nd m: 27 Oct 1870 Union Co SC William T Graham b. abt 1840 Union Co SC d. Unkn buried: Unkn Known Children: 1 - Frances Cornelia Graham	Barham Bobo b. 21 Aug 1838 Union Co SC d. 23 Oct 1914 Union Co SC buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co 1st Sgt Co B 'Gist Guards' 15th SC Inf Regt Civil War Service Records m. 15 Nov 1867 Union Co Frances Virginia "Fannie" Ray b. 11 Jan 1845 Union Co SC d. 3 Feb 1925 Union Co SC buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co Known Children: 7 Wm F "Willie", Minnie R, Jennie, Simpson B, Clara M, Mary G, James P Photo of Barham			Eliza W "Louisa" Bobo b. 15 Sep 1840 Union Co SC d. 17 Aug 1915 Union Co SC buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co
Margery Bobo b. 25 Dec 1843 Union Co SC d. 13 Jan 1901 Union Co SC buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co		William Thomas Bobo b. 13 Oct 1847 Union Co SC d. 25 Nov (Oct?) 1904 Spartanburg Co sC buried: New Hope Baptist Cem Sptg Co Pvt Co A 4th Regt SC State Troop Civil War Pension Request m. 13 Nov 1875 Union Co SC Sarah "Jane" Hill b. 20 Apr 1857 SC d. 12 Dec 1943 SC buried: New Hope Baptist Cem Sptg Co Known Children: 9 Edward, Toy, Lester, Mary, Eula, Boyd, Nell, William, Tommie	Lucy Ann Bobo b. 5 May 1851 Union Co SC d. 4 Apr 1891 Cross Anchor Spartanburg Co buried: Padgett's Crk Cem Union Co m. 17 Dec 1876 Union Co SC Leumas Bascom Templeton (son of Ben & Mary [Goodman] Templeton) b. 26 Jul 1854 Clinton Laurens Co SC d. 6 Oct 1930 Cross Anchor Spartanburg SC buried: New Hope Bapt Church Cem Sptg SC Buried with 2nd wife Emma Taylor - no children Known Children: 8 Mittie, Lillian, William, Walter, Grover, Giles, Ewell, Leumas Jr

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1st Sgt Barham Bobo (CSA)
Civil War Service Records

Pvt William Thomas Sparks (CSA)
(Died in the War - LDS shows records on Wm)
Civil War Service Records

Co B 'Gist Guards', 15th SC Inf. Regt (Union formed Union Co Soldiers)
Served in "Army of the of Northern Virginia & Army of Tennessee"

15th SC Infantry Regiment

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A Brief Overview of the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment

The 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment mustered into Confederate service in September 1861, at Lightwood Knot Springs near Columbia. They had their baptism by fire at Fort Wagner on Hilton Head Island during the battle of Port Royal Sound on November 6, 1861.

In July 1862, the 15th South Carolina was sent to Virginia in Brigadier Thomas Drayton's Brigade. Drayton's Brigade was assigned to Major General David R. Jones' Division of Major General James Longstreet's wing of Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. They fought under Drayton at Second Manassas, South Mountain and Sharpsburg.

General Robert E. Lee transferred the 15th South Carolina to Kershaw's Brigade after the battle of Sharpsburg. In Kershaw's Brigade, they fought at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. After the battle of Gettysburg, the 15th South Carolina and the rest of Kershaw's Brigade accompanied General James Longstreet to North Georgia and East Tennessee where they fought in the battles of Chicamauga, Knoxville, and Bean's Station.

Following the winter of 1864-65, Kershaw's men rejoined Lee's Army of Northern Virginia just in time to particpate in the battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, North Anna, Cold Harbor and the siege of Petersburg, including the significant battle of First Deep Bottom near Richmond in late July 1864.

While at Petersburg in August 1864, Kershaw's Brigade and the 15th South Carolina was assigned to General Jubal Early's Army of the Shenandoah Valley. Here they fought against General Phillip Sheridan's army at Hupp's Hill and Cedar Creek, before returning to Petersburg in November 1864

In early January 1865, General Lee sent Kershaw's Brigade back to the Palmetto State to oppose General William Techumsah Sherman who had begun to move into South Carolina following his famous " march to the sea " from Atlanta to Savannah in late 1864. Kershaw's Brigade first met Sherman's Army on the Salkehatchie River in the South Carolina low country in late January 1865. The 15th South Carolina was one of the last Confederate units to evacuate Charleston on February 18, 1865. Along with the rest of Kershaw's Brigade, they fought Sherman's army in the last battles of the war at Averasboro and Bentonville, North Carolina under General Joseph E. Johnston in the Army of Tennessee. Before surrendering at Greensboro on april 26, 1865, the 15th South Carolina and Kershaw's Brigade under Brigadier General John Doby Kennedy, served as the last Confederate provost guard of the Army of Tennessee. They were responsible for guarding the remaining Southern munitions and food stores at the Greensboro railroad depot during the surrender process. The men of the 15th South Carolina participated in changing of the guard cermony with the 104th Ohio Infantry as they turned the remaining Confederate supplies in Greensboro over to Sherman's Army on May 3, 1863.

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From - A History of the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry: 1861-65

By - James B. Clary
232 Beachers Brook Lane
Cary, North Carolina 27511 Email - jclary@adsrtp.com (New address as of Sept. 1999

Following his famous "March to the Sea" in late 1864, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman turned his Union army away from Georgia and toward South Carolina where the Confederacy had been born almost exactly four years earlier. By early February 1865, having been re-supplied at Savannah by the Union Navy, General Sherman’s army successfully crossed the Savannah river from Georgia into South Carolina and was ready to once again go on the offensive. Sherman’s plan called for keeping the modest Confederates forces under Lieutenant General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard as confused as possible with regard to whether his vast army would march toward Columbia or Charleston.

Beauregard’s troops opposing Sherman in the South Carolina Low Country were under the command of Lt. General William J. Hardee who had been transferred to South Carolina from the Army of Tennessee. General Hardee, known as "Old Reliable," commanded approximately 12 thousand effectives consisting of mostly untested coastal artillerymen and garrison troops. To augment this scratch force, General Robert E. Lee, whose Army of Northern Virginia was under siege by General U. S. Grant’s forces at Petersburg, Virginia, sent Hardee a brigade of veteran South Carolina infantrymen. This veteran brigade of Lee’s Army had been known throughout the War as "Kershaw’s Brigade," in honor of its original commander, Brigadier General Joseph Brevard Kershaw from Camden, South Carolina. In 1865, Kershaw’s old brigade was commanded by Brigadier General John Doby Kennedy, also, of Camden.

Kershaw’s brigade, left Petersburg on January 4, 1865, and went first to Branchville, South Carolina and then to Charleston. This veteran brigade was made up entirely of regiments from South Carolina. These were the 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 8th, 15th and 20th infantry regiments and the 3rd infantry battalion. The 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry regiment, until the battle of Gettysburg, was commanded by Colonel William Davie DeSaussure. The 15th SCVI regiment had first became known to Gen. Lee when Lee took command of the Confederate forces in South Carolina on December 8, 1861 immediately following the battle of Port Royal in which the 15th was engaged.

Once back in South Carolina, Kershaw’s veterans were placed under the command of Major General Lafayette McLaws. The men of Kershaw’s brigade were glad to serve once again under General McLaws who had been their commanding officer when he headed a division in General James Longstreet’s First Army Corps of Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. Although Longstreet and McLaws were West Point classmates and had been good friends, they had parted ways when Longstreet had McLaws court martialed for alleged incompetence while two divisions of the First Corps were in East Tennessee. Following his court martial, General McLaws had been assigned duty with the Confederate Army in Augusta, Georgia.

Kershaw’s veteran brigade of South Carolinians had seen service in the major battles of the Army of Northern Virginia including Sharpsburg, Maryland, Fredericksburg, Virginia and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. In addition, Kershaw’s South Carolina brigade had been with Lt. General James Longstreet in the battles of Chicamauga, Ga. and Knoxville, Tennessee in late 1863. Returning to Virginia following their service with the Army of Tennessee, Kershaw’s brigade was generally given credit for saving Lee’s army at the Battle of the Wilderness on May 6 and again at Spotsylvania Court House on May 8 in 1864 during Grant’s Overland campaign to capture the Confederate Capital of Richmond. After serving with Major General Jubal Early’s army in the Shenandoah Valley during the Fall of 1864, Kershaw’s brigade returned to the trenches around Petersburg.

By February 2, Sherman’s entire army of 60 thousand men had crossed the Savannah River. McLaw’s troops, including Kershaw’s brigade was driven from the Salkehatchie River on February 8. Under General Kennedy, Kershaw’s brigade returned to Charleston on the Charleston and Savannah railroad. The first night the brigade was back in the city, hundreds of barrels of whiskey were rolled out in the street. The barrel heads were knocked out and the whiskey which was not "confiscated" by the soldiers was allowed to run in the streets to keep it from falling into the hands of the enemy.

With parts of Sherman’s Army headed their way, Kershaw’s brigade took the cars of the South Carolina Railroad to George’s Station [Now St. George, SC ] and then marched toward Walterboro until they reached the bridge across the Edisto River. From there, the brigade returned to Charleston. By February 11, 1865, the Yankees had driven in the Confederate pickets on James Island, south of Charleston. An additional eighteen Union steamers were spotted off the bar at Charleston and 16 transports were seen in Bull’s Bay, north of Charleston. After 4 years of being under siege, Union sea and land forces were closing in on Charleston.

General W. J. Hardee wrote on Feb 12, "I have just returned from Orangeburg and Branchville. It is believed the enemy is in heavy force between the Capler [Cipher] and South Fork of Edisto, near Orangeburg and about it. It is not certain whether enemy intend going to Columbia or to Charleston. Enemy not in force near Branchville or below. All quiet on water front this morning."

On February 15, with Sherman’s army in heavy force near Orangeburg and concerned that the Northeastern Railroad leading from Charleston to Florence and Cheraw would be cut, Gen. Beauregard ordered Gen. Hardee to evacuate Charleston. Gen. Hardee being temporarily ill, the responsibility for evacuating what was left of the Confederate army from Charleston fell to Gen. McLaws.

On the night of the 17th and morning of the 18th, Charleston was evacuated. Gen. McLaws issued the following orders from General Beauregard: "One brigade of Wright’s Division, in St. Paul’s Parish, to move by railroad to Monk’s Corner, then march by Sandy Run to the Santee; the other portion of Wright’s Division to move by Summerville to St. Stephens. The troops in Christ Church Parish to go by steamer to St. Stephens. The troops from James Island to move out by Ashley’s Ferry and follow the Northeastern railroad, to be followed in turn by all the troops in the city. McLaws was to withdraw from Sherman’s front at Branchville and follow on to St. Stephens."

It was during the last phases of the evacuation of the Confederate Army from Charleston, that a terrible tragedy befell the civilian population. Lt. Moses Lipscomb Wood, (see image at left) of Company F, the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry regiment, "The Thicketty Rifles" reported in his "War Record": "I was in Charleston on the night before and the morning it was evacuated, and was put in charge of a detail of about 75 men to load what cars [of the Northeastern Railroad] we could ahead of us. We had not been out of the depot long before the women and children rushed in to see what they could get. The depot was filled with powder and explosives and caught on fire and was blown up"causing the most pitiful sight I saw during the war. Women and children, about 250 , were killed and wounded, and some were carried out by where [we]were in line on the streets, with their clothing burned off and badly mutilated."

A week later, The Fayetteville Telegraph stated that "an officer who arrived here direct from SC last night gives us some interesting items concerning the evacuation of Charleston. The evacuation took place on Friday night [February 17], and the city was occupied by about 500 Yankees who landed in small boats about 12 o’clock on Saturday. All the cotton (some 6,000 bales) and the shipping was destroyed, and the guns spiked by the military authorities. The city is now but little more than a heap of ruins. When the Yankees entered, nearly half of it [Charleston] was in ashes and a terrible fire was still raging. The fire originated in two ways. A quantity of damaged powder had been left at the depot of the Northeastern Railroad Company, among a number of other articles. A crowd of negroes and citizens of the lower class had assembled for the purpose of pillage. While there, a boy in sport fired a small quantity of loose powder, which, communicating with that in the boxes, ignited the whole, causing a terrible explosion, with considerable loss of life. The immense depot building was blown to atoms, and the fire spread rapidly to the adjoining houses. It burned with great rapidity, and extended as far up on King street as the Soldiers Home. About the same time a fire broke out in another portion of the city, caused by the burning of the Savannah bridge [over the Ashley River]. This fire was also very destructive, and the two combined extended from river to river. Numerous other fires also occurred in different parts of the city, said to have been the work of the citizens themselves. All this occurred before the occupation of the city by the Yankees. Our forces under Gen. Hardee have gone in the right direction. It is not permissible to state where they are, but they will be found where they are most needed."

General Hardee reported on Sunday, Feb 19 from Kingstree that "Charleston was successfully evacuated Friday night and Saturday morning."

All the troops under Gen. McLaws, at Four Hole Swamp, and along the coast were to rendezvous at St. Stephen’s on the Santee. Although some of Hardee’s troops got to ride the trains out of Charleston, most of them had to march 40 miles to St. Stephen’s Depot. With feet hurting, the exhausted soldiers began arriving at St. Stephen’s on February 20. Lt. Col. Thomas B. Roy, Gen. Hardee’s adjutant, noted "a great many desertions from the command on the march from Charleston. Some artillery companies almost disbanded by desertions." The hope was that Hardee’s small army could make a junction with the Army of Tennessee in front of Sherman at Chester, SC, or, if that was not possible, to continue to Chesterfield or Cheraw.

The first trainload of Hardee’s troops of McLaws’ division, arrived at Kingstree in Williamsburg County on the afternoon of February 21. The temptation to desert the Confederate army as they neared their homes must have been particularly great for the men of the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment’s Company G, the "Williamsburg Rifles." This company had been originally organized by Captain Joseph B. Chandler at Indian Town in Williamsburg County in the early Fall of 1861.

President Jefferson Davis wrote the following to Gen. Beauregard (Image - right) on February 22: "I have directed Gen. J. E. Johnston to assume command of the Southern Army and you to duty with him. Together, I feel assured you will beat back Sherman." That same day, McLaws’ troops took the cars of the Northeastern Railroad as far as Florence, and arrived at Cheraw the following day. The trains carrying McLaws’ troops were crowded to overflowing, and some of the men from Kershaw’s old brigade "spent a miserable night riding on top of the cars in a driving rain."

From Cheraw, South Carolina, Kershaw’s men marched into North Carolina where they fought with Sherman’s army at Averysboro and Bentonville. Kershaw’s old brigade was surrendered as part of the Army of Tennessee by General Joseph E. Johnston to General William Tecumseh Sherman on April 26, 1865 at Bennett’s farm house near Durham, North Carolina.

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iii. WILLIAM W. BOBO9, b. November 17, 1814, New Prospect, Union Co., SC¹⁰; d. November 15, 1887, Union Co., SC¹⁰; m. MARIAH RAY; b. January 15, 1812, SC¹⁰; d. August 15, 1892, SC¹⁰.

Notes for WILLIAM W. BOBO:
"Bro. William W. Bobo was elected music clerk. He faithfully performed the duties of that office for over forty years." (Sparks, Claude, "History of Padgett's Creek Church" p. 6)

"Wednesday, November 16th, 1887. Buried our beloved old Deacon William W. Bobo, who died on the 15th Nov. at 3 a.m., at the ripe age of 73 years." (Sparks, Claude, Ibid, p. 80)

More About WILLIAM W. BOBO:

Burial: November 16, 1887, Padgett's Creek BC Cem., Union Co., SC.¹¹

^{Nick
Name: Singing William}More About MARIAH RAY:
Burial: 1892, Padgett's Creek BC Cem., Union Co., SC.¹²

^{Children
of William & Mariah:}¹⁸⁵⁰^{Union Co SC Census Page 4}^{Mary
Bobo b. 1837

Barham       b. 1839

Louisa        b. 1841

Margery     b. 1843

William        b. 1848

Lucy
b. 1850}

¹⁸⁶⁰^{- Not found yet.}

¹⁸⁷⁰^{Cross Keys Union Co SC Census Page 355 Sheet 14


PO Unionville ED Date: 26 Aug 1870 by SE Heckcher

117 - 120

Bobo, W. W. 55 M W Farmer 150 SC

Mariah         58 F
W kephse         SC

Mary
32 F
W
SC

Eliza
29 F
W
SC

Margery       26 F
W
SC}

¹⁸⁸⁰^{Union Co SC Census Page 455 Sheet 7


ED Dist 152 ED Date: 9 Jun 1880 by David N Wilburn

58 - 58}^{Bobo, Wm   W
W - M - 66yrs old - Farmer SC

wife Mariah
W - M - 65yrs old - Kephse SC

dau Eliza W
W - F - 38yrs old - no Occ SC

dau Marge H      W - F - 34yrs old -
no Occ. SC}

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Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo CSA
(Pvt 7th Bn, TST - Capt J M Nelson's Co,
enlisted Mar 18, 1864 Camp Cusseta Davis/Cass Co TX)

Born: 13 Nov 1816 Union Co SC
Died: 1866 Cass/Bell Co TX?
(listed on Texas Masons, list of deaths 1868)
Buried: Unkn TX (Possibly Bell County TX)
(Last residence was Bell Co, burial site not found)

""Go to Jeremiah's & wives Web Page""

Married 1st: 28 Oct 1841 SC
Sarah Ann White
(Possibly an unknown Dau of Elias White)
Born: Unkn - Died: Unkn
Known Children: 2 (Laura & James)

Married 2nd: 20 Apr 1847
Hester White
(Daughter of Elias & Anne [Gibbs] White)
Known Children: 2 ( Martha & John)

Married 3rd: 4/21 Feb 1857 TX
Abigail Hancock
Born: 1825 TN Died: bef 1880
Known Children: Not Known
(Parents unknown at this time)

Children of Jeremiah and Sarah

Laura Jane Bobo
b. 23 Feb 1843 Union Co SC
d. 29 Sep 1903? Cass Co TX
Buried: Pottsville Cem Hamilton Hamilton Co TX

Married: 29 Mar 1860 Bowie Co TX
William Wallace Trimble (CSA)
(Son of Richard S & Malissa [Langston] Trimble)
Cpl Co C Crumps BN - 32nd TX Cav Ectors Brigade TN

Civil War Service Records
b. 31 May 1838 AR
d. 14 Dec 1920 Hamilton TX
Buried: Pottsville Cem Hamilton Hamilton Co TX

Known Children: 6
Sarah Malissa, James Jeremiah, Eliza Caroline,
Mary Ellen, Joseph Wyatt, William Henry Trimble

James William Bobo
(CSA - Civil War - 33rd Texas Cavalry)
(Wife P A Bobo, files Appl. for Pension on J W Bobo #25979 file - Austin)

Civil War Service Records
b. 29 Dec 1844 Union County SC
d. 29 Sep 1903 Antioch Cass Co TX
Buried: Antioch Cemetery Atlanta Cass Co

Married: 24 Apr 1864 Cass Co TX
Pamelia Angelina Trimble
b. 19 Apr 1844 AR
d. 2 Mar 1930 Antioch Cass Co TX
buried: Antioch Cemetery Cass Atlanta Co
Known children: 10

Children of Jeremiah and Hester

Martha (Mattie) Caroline Bobo
b. 1848 Bowie Co TX
d. 1882 Bowie Co TX
Buried: Creed Cemetery Redwater Bowie Co TX

Married: Unkn abt 1870 (1st child 1871)
Francis Edgar McCloskey
(son of William L & Annis [Barkman] McCloskey)
b. 1 Nov 1851 TX (head stone b. 1848)
d. 1895 (head stone) Bowie Co TX
Buried: Redwater Cem Redwater Bowie Co TX
Known Children: 5

John Lewis Bobo
b. 26/28 Sep 1852 Bowie Co TX
d. 9 Jan 1916 Comanche Co TX
Buried: Proctor Cem Comanche Co TX

Married: 22 Sep 1870 Bell Co TX
Sarah Ann Frances Boney
(dau of Henry W & Caroline Boney - dad killed in Civil War)
b. 21 Nov 1848 AR
d. 22 Feb 1929 Comanche Co TX
Buried: Proctor Cem Comanche Co TX
Known children: 8/9

The Arrival - Bowie County Texas 1846/47

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iv. JEREMIAH BOBO13, b. November 13, 1816, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; m. (1) SARAH WHITE, Abt. 1842¹⁴; m. (2) HESTER WHITE, 1847¹⁴; m. (3) ABIGALE HANCOCK, Abt. 1857¹⁴.

More About JEREMIAH BOBO:
Census: 1860, listed as storekeeper in Unionville, Cass Co., TX¹⁵Note: Other sources give Dec 26, 1816 as birth date.
Occupation: Storekeeper
Tax List: 1855, Texarkana, Bowie Co., TX.¹⁶

1841 -     Padgett's Crk Baptist Church Minutes Union Co SC:
Jul 21, 1841 Received Jeremiah Bobo, Samuel Bobo by experience.
                     No Dismissal/Letter date for Samuel.

1850 - Not found

1860 Cass Co Census - Unionville Cassita - Beat #3
                    ED date 16 Oct 1860 - page 375 - Ancestry page 03
397 - 409
J Bobo 43 M   Grocery Keeper $200 $1500 SC
A          38 F    $200 SC (Abigal - 3rd wife of Jeremiah)
J W      14 M SC            ( James William Bobo son of Sarah White)
M C     12 F TX            (Martha C Bobo dau of Hester White)
J L       08 M TX           (John Lewis son of Hester White)
M E Gamiel 07 F   TX (Daughter of Jeremiah & Hester)

1860 Texas Agricultural Census Cass Co TX

Note: Only 5 Fields of this census transcribed; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13

J Bobo (Jerry or Jeremiah)
               1. J Bobo
               2. Improved land        -    20 acres
               3. Unimproved land    -    64 acres
               4. Cash Value of Farm - 200
               5. Val. Of Farm equip -    10
              13. Val. Of Live Stock   - 300
1870 Cass/Davis Co TX Census Prec #3
                  ED 8th Aug 1870 PO Cusseta Page 053
194 - 194
Hancock, Perkins 33 M W Farmer 600 300 TN
Bobo, Abigil          45 F W kephse                TN
Hancock, Sarah    18 F W                             TN
**Abigil maybe Jerry's wife, he died?
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Jeremiah Bobo's Bowie County Poll Tax Records 1847 - 1868

1846 - Tax List - Benjamin White - 1 Horse $40, -10 cows $50. (son of Elias, 1st cousin of the Bobo's)
1847 - Tax List - Elias White bought 697 acres from Wm Hale HRS, had 2 Slaves, total value $500.

1847 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $300, 1 poll, county tax $6.03.

1847 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1848 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $400, 1 poll, state tax 1.80, co tax $.90.

1848 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $1.10, co tax $.50

1848 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax 1.00, co tax $.50

1849 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Note: Lewis Bobo living with Sarah Nix family Lafayette Co AR later Miller Co AR.

1851 - Tax List - Saml Bobow - 1 poll state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - Not Found. [living with Hester on Elias's land?]

1852 - Tax List - Green H Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .55, co tax $ .27.

1853 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS,
                                                    state tax .57, county tax .38.
1853 - Tax List - G H Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1854 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS, Herring Creek.
                                                    state tax .35, county tax .50.
1854 - Tax List - G H Bobo - county tax .50.

1854 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .25.

1854 - Note: Lewis Bobo has married and moved to Houston Co TX.
          This was said to be there original destination in 1846, to meet up with
          Elias White's brother Stephen White. Lewis Bobo, is living in the Augusta
          PO, in 1860, his 1st cousin, Levi W White was living there also.

1855 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Note: Hester White Bobo wife of Jeremiah, departs this life.

1857 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .60, county tax .14.

1857 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, state tax $1.05, county tax .21.

1857 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .13.

1857 - Note: Jeremiah re-marries to Abigal Hancock 1857.

1858 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .63, county tax .27.

1858 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $110, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $135, state tax $1.00, county tax .66.

1858 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $80, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .00, county tax .35.

1859 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                              Herring Creek, state tax $1.33, county tax .46.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1859 - Jeremiah Bobo - Now living in Cass County Texas with 3rd wife Abigal.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1860 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $330, J Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $230, state tax $1.20, county tax .60.

1860 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $320, Saml Bobo HRS, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1861 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Cass Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 69 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1861 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.20, county tax .45.

1861 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.02, county tax .38.

1862 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $1.87, county tax .87.

1862 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.55, county tax .55.

1862 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $.87, county tax .??.
1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - agt. John Barkman 200 acres $200, state tax .50, co tax ??.
                           [John Barkman father of G H's wife, may have been serving in the Civil War.]

1863 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $350, Pre-emption, 2 horses $300, 10 cows $60,
                                              state tax $1.65, county tax .??.

1864 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.50, county tax .37.
**Note: Green's wife Caroline Barkman Bobo, departs this life.

1864 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, 2 horses $500, 9 cows $70,
                                              state tax $4.70, county tax 1.17.

1864 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                              state tax $4.00, co tax $1.00.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

**Note: Samuel D Bobo, has departed this life. His son William Allen Bobo assumes his land.
             noteworthy to mention that Sam's wife Caroline must have died before 1864 as she as
             not taken over the estate of Sam's, but the son???

**Note: Lewis N Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, has departed this life.

1865 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1865 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 1 horse $50, , state tax $.26, county tax .15.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1866 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Cass Co, 1 horse $100, state tax $1.20, co tax .60.
**Note: Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, departs this life.

1866- Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.44, county tax .72.

1866 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS, state tax $1.26, co tax .60.

1867 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $150, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1867 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 3 horse $90, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.42.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1867 - Tax List - J W Bobo - Davis/Cass Co; state tax $1.00, county tax .50. (son of Jeremiah & Sarah Bobo).

1868 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $130, 6 cows $30, state tax $1.41, county tax .80.
1869 - Tax List - G H Bobo - abs #17, 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            5 horses $150, 9 cows $36, state tax $1.57, county tax $1.35.
1869 - Tax List - William Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                                  abs #1??, M C Lawson? 164 acres $200, 2 horses $100,
                                                  state tax .90, co tax $3.80.
1870 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Davis/Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            Mase Glawson or Clawson?, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $25,
                                            state tax $1.28, co tax $1.74.
1870 - Tax List - Mrs Louise Bobo - 2nd wife of Green. John Barkman HRS, 110 acres, $330.
                                                       2 horses $100, 6 cows $30, state tax .81, co tax .40.
1871 - Tax List - J B Barkman agt.
                                                J W agt wife
                                                                    Heirs G H Bobo abs 48, 100 acres, Jno Barkman HRS $62...
1873 - Tax List J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                          abs 120, Clossin, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $35, 8 cows $40,
                                          state tax $2.17, co tax .50.
1874 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Cass Co - could be John Lewis s/o Jerry & Hester?)
                                        abs #231, S W French HRS, 40 acres $40, 2 cows $10,
                                        state tax $1.30, co tax .75.
1874 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #124, L G Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $40, 10 cows $50,
                                            state tax $2.30, co tax $1.30.
1875 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                           1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax $1.
1875 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs 124, L G Clausin 160 acres $160, 2 horse $100, 14 cows $70,
                                            8 hogs $24, state tax $2.52, co tax $2.51.
1875 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            2 horses $30, 6 Hogs $5, state tax $1.17, co tax .66.
1876 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                            1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax .12.
1876 - Tax List - Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            L G Clausin HRS, 160 acres $160, 2 horses, 10 cows $50,
                                            5 sheep $15, state tax $2.62, co tax $2.93.
1877 - Tax List - Javan Bobo - 2 horses $110, 23 hogs #46, state tax $2.91, $5.19.
1877 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $25, state tax $2.40, co tax $1.50.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                           abs #183, survey #83, L Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 wagon $30,
                                           2 cows $10, 1 hog $3, state tax $2.31, co tax $1.46.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
1878 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Javan B) - state tax $1.89, co tax $4.75, 4 horses $140, 5 hogs $7.
1878 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 wagon $10, 2 cows $30, total state & co tax $2.69.
1878 - Tax List - Owner Unknown - Original Owner S D Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
                                                        state tax .40. county tax .40.
1879 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #75, Cert.#480, O H Delano, 100 acres $75.
                                          1 wagon $20, 2 horses $100, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $4.44.
1879 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #190, certificate #112, Clauson L G, 160 acres $160,
                                            1 wagon $40, 2 horses $70, 12 cows $48, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.75, co tax $3.62.
1880 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 wagon $10, 3 hogs $3, total state & co tax $3.49.
1880 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 15 cows $52, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.52, co tax $3.28.
1881 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 horse $25, 2 cows $10, hogs $3, total state & co tax $2.31 5/10th.
1881 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 14 cows $70, 10 hogs $10, state tax $3.30, co tax $3.28.
1882 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           total state & co tax $1.50.
1883 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $240,
                                               1 wagon $25, 2 horses $60, 12 cows $90, 8 hogs $8, state tax $2.78, co tax $1.74.
1883 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 cow $8, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $1.89.
1884 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 1 cow $10, 10 hogs $10, total state & co tax $2.17.
1885 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 2 cow $16, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $2.19.
1886 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 2 cow $16, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.43.
1887 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 4 cow $24, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.14.
1887 - Tax List - H B Bobo - (Hiram B son of Green & Caroline) - 1 wagon $50, 2 horses $150
                                                                                                     state tax $2.25, co tax $5.50
1888 - Tax List - Lou C Holloway - abs #263, JS Herring, 150 acres $500.
                                                      abs #71, S B Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
1888 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 2 horses $100, 4 cows $25. state tax $1.88, co tax 1.10.
1889 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 3 horses $100, 3 cows $15. state tax $1.50, co tax .25.
1890 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clauson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Kepinnison?, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Mose Clauson, 20 acres, total $280
                                               2 horses $50, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.98
1891 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kinison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               2 horses $50, 12 cows $60, total state/co tax $4.86
1892 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kennion, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               1 wagon $40, 2 horses $60, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.85
1890 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            3 horses $125, 7 cows $30, 15 hogs $15, total state & co tax $2.09.
1893 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#640, J G Clawson 159 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Aaron Kinnison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $388
                                               1 wagon $20, 1 horses $25, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $5.45
1895 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, M Summerville Hrs, 94 acres $680.
                                           1 wagon $15, 9 horses $500, 2 cows $10, 15 hogs $15,
                                           total state & co tax $9.58.
1896 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, Certificate #73, M Summerville? Hrs, 94 acres $755.
                                           2 horses $40, 5 cows $25, 7 hogs $10, total state & co tax $7.83.
1896 - Tax List - L P Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $200, Texarkana?...
                                           3 hogs $6, goods & Merch $100, state tax $1.50, co tax $1.80.
1898 - Tax List - L P & Bro Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $220,
                                                      no. of Lots = 7, no. of Block 3, value $35

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Fathers Estate - Petition

In The Court of Ordinary
Union
Exparte
J T Beauford

Petition for adms of Sol. Bobo
Dillard, Pro pen

Filed 4 October 1851

B Johnson, Ordy
======================

South Carolina
Union district
In The Court of Ordinary

To B. Johnson Esq. Judge of the Court of Ordinary in and for the said District.

The humble petition of John T. Beauford Respectfully sheweth that Solomon Bobo of the District and State aforesaid died in testate in the said District on or about the Thirteenth Day of June last leaving a small Estate consisting mostly of chases in action not exceeding Eight Hundred Dollars in value. That the said in testate left no widow but leaving ten children him surviving that some of the children to Wit. Three are minors under twenty-one years of age. And that four of the said children reside beyond the limits of this State the said children to wit William Bobo, Manley Bobo, Tilman Bobo, G. H. Bobo, Lewis Bobo, Samuel Bobo, Jeremiah Bobo (the four last beyond the limits of the State), Elijah Bobo, Hiram Bobo, Robert Bobo, (the three last Minors), and Milly Beauford the wife of your petitioner.

Your petitioner further sheweth that no administration have been had on the said Estate and that it is necessary that administration be had in order to settle the Estate and payment of Debts = your petitioner further sheweth that he is entitled to a portion of the said Estate in right of his wife prays that you grant to him letter of administration and your petitioner will ever pray ye.

Union Court House Signed: John T. Beauford
4th Oct 1851

William W. Bobo
Protest against
John T Buford being
Appointed Adm of
The Estate of Solomon
Bobo Deceased

Source:
South Carolina Dept of Archives
Union County Probate Court
Solomon Bobo - 1851
Box 31, Package 1-A

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Jeremiah's Death Year Recorded in Mason Book:

Book: (Information contributed by: Lura Pittman Gerhart)
"Texas Masonic Deaths, by Michael Kelsey and Nancy Graff-Kelsey, p.32"

Jeremiah Bobo died 1868 - Cusseta Lodge No. 192 Davis Co TX -- J. Bobo
(Davis Co TX [1861-1871] became Cass County [formed 1846], back to Cass after 1871).

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Page 32 - Jeremiah Bobo
Note: His entry says Davis Co TX, Cass Co TX was changed to Davis Co from
1861 to 1871, they changed back to Cass Co TX, after 1871, Jerry died 1868.

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Official Texas Grand Masonic Lodge Record
of Jeremiah's Membership and Year of Death

2 Pages

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Texas Historical Records

Jeremiah's Civil War Record

Provided by: Lura Pittman Gerhart

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Family Records and Census

Tilman's Civil War Service

Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Pvt Tillman W Bobo (CSA)

Born: 25 Nov 1818 Union Co SC
Died: Bet 1861-1865 Trans-Mississippi
Buried: Unkn (after May 18, 1865?)
Buried: Unknown Battle Field - 1861-1865
(Civil War)

Civil War Service Records

(Private in Turners Battery of Smith's Regiment of Artillery

Married 1st: abt 1840 Union Co SC

Jane Evaline Bobo
(Dau of Jeremiah and Mary [Dodd] Bobo)
Born: abt 1824
Died: bef 1848
buried: Unknown

Known children: 3

Married 2nd: Dec 1848 Union Co SC

Maryann Evaline Bishop
(Dau of Benjamin and Mary [Bobo] Bishop)
Born: abt 1824 Union Co SC
Died: aft. 1897 Cherokee Co AL
Buried: Pleasant Valley Cem Cherokee Co AL

Known children: 4

Children of Tilman and Jane Bobo

David Bobo
b. abt 1841 SC

Louisa Bobo
b. abt 1843

Caroline Bobo
b. abt 1845

Children of Tilman and Maryann Bobo

Benjamin Bobo
b. 1849

Andrew Hamilton Bobo
b. 17 Mar 1857 Bartow Co GA
d. 7 Apr 1913 Cherokee Co AL
bu. Pleasant Valley Cem
Cherokee Co AL
m. Unkn date
Frances Elizabeth Stafford
(Elijah & Nancy Stafford)
b. 19 Jun 1862 AL
d. 12 Feb 1932 AL
bu. Pleasant Valley Cem
Cherokee Co AL
Known Children: 11

Augustus Kennebrew Bobo
b. 17 Jan 1861 Bartow Co GA
d. 9 Jan 1941 Dekalb Co AL
bu. Pleasant Valley Cem
Cherokee Co AL
m. unkn date
Mattie Smith
(James E & Narcissa
Caroline Stafford)
b. 3 Apr 1866
d. 27 Oct 1955
bu. Pleasant Valley Cem
Cherokee Co AL

Martha Mandie Bobo
aft 1861?

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Pvt Tilman W Bobo (CSA)

Enlisted: 30 Apr 1862 - Fayette Co AL
Private in Turners Battery of Smith's Regiment of Artillery
Wife Mary filed several Civil War Widows applications in Alabama:
# 688, 10121, 1281, 1097, 1059, 759 (filed under Turner's Battery)

"The Southern Cross of Honor"

Smith’s-Turner’s artillery battery operated for the entire war. The unit, raised in Clarke County, Mississippi, was originally intended to be an infantry company, but was consolidated with another company and turned into artillery. The two amalgamated units were commanded by Captain Melancthon Smith, a native of Alabama who had served in the United States army and attended West Point.

The artillery battery served with Leonidas Polk’s Army of the Mississippi , which operated along the Mississippi River. By 1862, Polk’s army, including Smith’s-Turner’s Battery, was called upon for every major Civil War campaign in the west, including the battles of Shiloh, Perryville, Stone’s River, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Mobile. Captain Smith prior to the 1862 Kentucky Campaign was promoted to chief of artillery for the division, and William B. Turner became acting battery commander. Smith later became the chief of artillery for Hardee’s Corps during the Atlanta Campaign, with the rank of Colonel. Smith’s-Turner’s Artillery Battery ended the war in Alabama, with Smith as overall artillery commander, and Turner in command of the battery.

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Regiment Assignments

Smith's-Turner's MS Light Artillery Battery

Organized: on 7/1/61
Mustered Out: 5/4/65 at Citronelle, AL

From	To	Brigade	Division	Corps	Army	Comment
Sep '61	Oct '61	Cheatham's		1st Geographical Div	Department #2
Oct '61	Mar '62	Stephens'	Cheatham's	1st Geographical Div	Department #2
Mar '62	Mar '62	Stephens'	1st Grand		Army of the Mississippi
Mar '62	Jul '62	Stephens'/Maney's	Cheatham's	1st	Army of the Mississippi
Jul '62	Aug '62	Maney's	Cheatham's		Army of the Mississippi
Aug '62	Nov '62	Maney's	Cheatham's	Right Wing	Army of the Mississippi
Nov '62	Aug '63	Maney's	Cheatham's	1st	Army of Tennessee
Aug '63	Feb '64	Artillery	Cheatham's	1st	Army of Tennessee
Feb '64	Jan '65	Hoxton's	Artillery	1st	Army of Tennessee
Mar '65	Apr '65	Gee's Artillery, Right Wing	Defenses of Mobile	Artillery Reserve	Dept of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana	District of the Gulf
Apr '65	May '65	3rd	Smith's Artillery		Dept of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana

Some Regiment History Battle Reports

Stone's River after battle report:

  Reports of Lieut. William B. Turner, Smith's Mississippi battery.

  SHELBYVILLE, TENN., January 14, 1863.
  MAJ.: In accordance with Special Orders, No. 2, issued from
  headquarters artillery, Polk's corps, Army of Tennessee, I have the
  honor to report that at the battle of Stone's River the company sustained
  a loss of 1 private killed (Henry Sellers) and 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, and
  2 privates wounded, 4 horses killed and 6 wounded. No damage done
  to carriages or caissons.

  The battery was engaged four different times on Wednesday, 31st
  ultimo, with the batteries of the enemy and firing on their infantry,
  averaging about half an hour to each engagement.

  We were engaged some six times on Friday, 2d instant. We drove back
  a line of infantry on Wednesday, and on Friday, in conjunction with
  Carnes' and Stanford's batteries, were engaged with several of the
  enemy's batteries, and drove back a column of their infantry. The effect
  of our two light 12-pounders was particularly noticeable. That evening
  after sundown, Capt. Stanford, acting chief of artillery, seeing a line
  of the enemy's infantry approaching, ordered me to open fire, which I
  did upon them with my two light 12-pounder guns, firing several round
  and repulsing the enemy. We fired during the two days we were
  engaged some 800 rounds, composed of solid shot, shell, spherical case,
  and canister. We noticed nothing inefficient in regard to the projectiles
  of the Bormann fuses. We were compelled to use a few of the paper
  fuses. They proved inefficient, not preserving the range. We never used
  our adjustable sights, it not being necessary.

  Very respectfully,

  WM. B. TURNER,
  Lieut., Cmdg. Light Battery.

  Maj. M. SMITH,
  Chief of Artillery, 1st Div., Polk's Corps, Army of Tennessee.

  -----

  JANUARY 29, 1863.
  In accordance with special orders issued from headquarters, I have the
  honor to submit the following report of the action of Smith's battery 
  during the engagements before Murfreesborough, Tenn., from
  December 29, 1862, to January 3, 1863, both inclusive:

  On the 29th, the battery was ordered to take a position on Stone's River,
  about 2 1/2 miles from Murfreesborough, on the left wing, and lay in
  position until late in the evening, when it was ordered to take another
  position about three-fourths of a mile farther down on the left. In that
  position it remained until about sunset, when I was ordered to return and
  part my battery for the night near the first-named position. The battery
  was not engaged during the day, and did not fire a single shot.

  On the 30th, I was ordered to cross Stone's River and take a position in
  rear of your brigade, which I did. During this day the battery was not
  engaged, though exposed to heavy shelling from the enemy's guns. In
  this position the battery remained until late in the evening, when I was
  ordered to return and park my battery for the night in the same place it
  occupied on the night of December 29.

  On the 31st, I was ordered to cross Stone's River and take a position
  about half a mile from said river, which was done, and the battery went
  into action, firing a few rounds. From thence I was ordered about half
  a mile farther onward, to take another position. At this point the battery
  went into action a second time, firing upon one of the enemy's
  batteries, as well as upon their infantry. In this second engagement the
  battery fired about 200 rounds, and was engaged about forty minutes;
  succeeded in silencing the enemy's battery, as well as driving back their
  infantry. The enemy's battery having ceased firing, and their infantry
  having fallen back, I was ordered to advance farther onward and take
  a position near the one occupied by the enemy's battery, which had been
  captured during the second engagement. In this position the battery
  remained until late in the evening, when I was ordered to another
  position to the right of the one last occupied, and at this point the
  battery was engaged about twenty minutes, firing several rounds. I then
  parked it near by for the night.

  On the morning of January 1, I was ordered with my battery to take a
  position near the one last held the evening before, which was done. The
  battery lay in this position during the whole day without being engaged.
  On the night of January 1, it was parked in the same place, and the
  men, according to orders, went to building fortifications, which
  occupied them until a late hour.

  At 2 o'clock in the morning of January 2, the battery was ordered to the
  right of the Nashville pike, to take a position on Stone's River, which
  was done, and during the day it was engaged six times, averaging about
  a half hour to each engagement. In the action of this day the battery
  succeeded twice (in connection with those of Carnes, Stanford, and
  Scott) in driving back a column of the enemy's infantry. The effect of
  our two 12-pounder Napoleon guns was noticed particularly during the
  whole day, and late in the evening they succeeded of themselves in
  driving back a column of the enemy's infantry. Some time after dark I
  was ordered back across the pike, and parked my battery for the night.

  On January 3, I was ordered with my battery to the left on the
  Wilkinson pike, and lay in position during the whole day without being
  engaged. In the evening of this day I was ordered to camp about 2 miles
  from Murfreesborough, on the Shelbyville pike, and there parked my
  battery until the evening of the 4th, when I was ordered to proceed on
  toward Shelbyville.

  The commander takes great pleasure to include in this report that his
  men remained steadily at their posts, filling their respective duties 
  during the hottest part of the engagement, and acted in every respect
  commendable as soldiers.

  The list of casualties were 1 killed and 4 slightly wounded; also 8 horses
  killed and lost.

  Respectfully submitted.

  WM. B. TURNER,
  Lieut., Cmdg. Smith's Battery Light Artillery.

  Capt. THOMAS H. MALONE,
  A. A. G., Maney's Brig., Cheatham's Div., Polk's Corps, Army of Tenn.

Source:  Official Records
PAGE 742-29   KY., MID. AND E. TENN., N. ALA., AND SW. VA.   [CHAP. XXXII.
  [Series I. Vol. 20. Part I, Reports. Serial No. 29.]



Chickamagua after battle report: 

  Report of Lieut. William B. Turner, Smith's (Mississippi) battery.

  HDQRS. SMITH'S BATTERY.
  October 3, 1863.
  CAPT.: I have the honor to submit the following report of the
  action of Smith's battery during the engagement at the battle of
  Chickamauga:

  On September 17, I was ordered to have my battery in readiness
  to  move with the brigade, which was done, and in the evening
  my battery moved forward in the direction of Chickamauga.

  On the 18th, the march was resumed in the same direction, no
  engagement having occurred during either day.

  On the 19th, the march was continued. Chickamauga was
  crossed, and my battery was halted for a time in reach of the enemy's
  guns. In the evening of this day I followed on in rear of the
  brigade, when  I received orders from Gen. G. Maney to leave
  one piece of my battery and fall back about 300 yards with the
  remaining three pieces. I left one piece in charge of Lieut. C. S.
  Smith, which commenced firing, and continued to do so until
  Lieut. Smith was wounded, and it was forced to fall  back on
  account of the advancing line of the enemy. It thus rejoined the
  battery, which was lying in position on the ridge. I then placed
  Lieut. C. Le B. Ingraham in charge of the section hitherto
  commanded by Lieut. Smith. About this time I perceived the
  enemy advancing steadily  in line of battle, when I ordered firing
  to commence, which was done, and resulted in repulsing the
  enemy three different times.

  Early in the engagement Lieut. C. Le B. Ingraham  was killed.
  My battery fired during the engagement (which lasted about an
  hour) 220 rounds, composed of solid shot, shell, spherical case,
  and canister. The repulse of the enemy was effected by my
  battery alone as there was only an occasional shot fired by a few
  sharpshooters who had remained to support it.

  I remained at this position all night, and on the morning of the
  20th I was ordered to report to the brigade, which was then
  about a mile to my left. I did so, and remained with the brigade
  all day, being exposed to the enemy's fire all the time. Late in
  the evening I was ordered to put my battery in position, which
  was done. During this day I did not fire a gun.

  On the 21st, my battery resumed the march with the brigade in
  the direction of Chattanooga.

  On the 22d, the march was continued, and late in the evening
  one section of my battery was ordered forward and took position,
  under charge of Lieut. W. W. Henry, on the side of ridge
  (Missionary Ridge). Late in the evening the remaining section
  was ordered forward, and the section on the ridge joined in,
  when the entire battery moved forward over the ridge.

  On the night of the 22d, I parked my battery to the right of the
  brigade in line of battle, and have remained in line ever since,
  with the exception of change of camp twice.

  During the march and while engaged, I take great pleasure in
  saying that the officers and men performed all the duties assigned
  them without reluctance, and although exposed to very heavy
  firing, they remained at their posts and fought with courage
  becoming soldiers.

  The casualties during the entire engagement were 2 killed
  and 4 wounded.

  The above brief report is respectfully submitted.

  Very respectfully,

  WM. B. TURNER,
  Lieut., Comdg. Battery.

  Capt. A. J. PORTER,
  Assistant Adjutant-Gen.

Source:  Official Records
 PAGE 105-51   KY., SW. VA. TENN., MISS., N. ALA., AND N. GA.   [CHAP. XLII
  [Series I. Vol. 30. Part II, Reports. Serial No. 51.]

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v. TILMAN W. BOBO17, b. November 25, 1818, New Prospect, Union Co., SC

More About TILMAN W. BOBO:
Burial: Greenville, Greenville Co., SC ?

^{Children
of Tilman & Maryann:

1850 Union Co SC Census Page 18

255 - 255}^{David Bobo b. 1841 All born SC

Louisa          b.
1843

Carolina       b. 1845

Benjamin     b. 1849}

1850 Union Co SC Census Page 18

255 - 255
Tilman Bobo 31 M Farmer SC
Eveline          25 F all born SC

^{===========================================================}^{1851
- 1853}^-^{New
Prospect Baptist Church Minutes:


(Union County SC)}
Jul 29, 1851
Received by experience Tilman Bobo & Evaline Bobo.

Nov 05, 1853
Granted Br. Tilmon Bobo, Evaline Bobo, Kindred Bishop,
Mary Bishop and Samuel Bishop letters of dismission.

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1870 Bartow Co GA Census Page 60
               Subdivision No 144,
               Pine Log PO, ED 11 Aug 1870

446 - 446
Bobo, Mary E   46 F W Kep Hse 300 200 SC
Bobo, Andrew   13 M W Farm Labor       GA
Bobo, Augustus 09 M W                          GA

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^{Notes
from Betty Barrow:}^{cartersvillegirl@cybersouth.com}

^{On The Trail
of Tilman W Bobo}

^{May 1, 2004}

^[^{Below
are, in progress, research
notes from Betty placed here for record and subject to change...]}

We have made some headway on the Tilman W. Bobo dilemma. We seached for the two boys that we had found in Bartow Co., 1870 living with a Mary E. Bobo. Not knowing if this was our Maryann Eveline Bishop Bobo or not..but decided maybe we could find these children. Sure enough, found the Augustus K. Bobo living in Cherokee Co ALABAMA in 1930...... which is just across the Georgia Alabama line about 30 minutes. After that my friend in Cherokee Co. GEORGIA said she knew someone that lived over that way and contacted them and they got us a page from the telephone book... So one night, I picked a name and called it. Lo and behold, turns out the lady I reached said her husband is Augustus K's grandchild. And she knew of the other child, Andrew Hamilton, who also lived in that same county. And the good news is that she knew of Maryanne Eveline (they called her Grandmother Eveline) and also of Tilman W. Bobo. Seems the story goes that Eveline lived over there until she died and is buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. The Mary E. we found in 1870 was Maryann Eveline.... This lady has a letter with the information supposedly from Mary E's. Pension Application and it is dated 3 April 1894. It says that Mary E. Bobo, who being duly sworn, upon oath, says that her husband Tilman W. Bobo served in the Civil War and was a Private in Turners Battery of Smith's Regiment of Artillery and that his death came from disease contracted in the service of the Confederate States, and that his death occurred during the late war, that she has not since re-married; that she was a resident of Alabama on the 13th day of Feb. 1891 and is a resident at the date of this application and that her taxable property does not exceed four hundred dollars in value. It says that this application is signed Mary E. Bobo.

This letter also says that there is a second application dated 24 Feb. 1897 and that one gives her post office address as Leonard. And this application is signed with her mark.

This lady in Alabama, had done some research on this line and sent me her family group sheets along with this letter and a group picture that had Augustus K and his family in it. She didn't say who the others were, so I foresee another phone call.

The coincidence involved with this is..... You may remember I descend from Kindred Bishop, son of Mary Bobo and Benjamin Bishop. Mary Ann Eveline is also their daughter and brother to Kindred. Benjamin and Mary Bobo Bishop had two other sons... Samuel B. Bishop and Solomon J. Bishop. Samuel B. was not a problem to find...he lived right along in the same area as Kindred and Mother Mary Bobo Bishop lived with Samuel B. Now Solomon J. was another story.... We searched high and low... and one day hit upon a email address that ended up being one of Solomon J's descendants. After corresponding with her, we find that Solomon J. served in the civil war and was buried in Mt. Pleasant cemetery in Cherokee Co., ALABAMA.

As I was looking at the census in the past week searching for the family of Andrew Hamilton....On the same road (Blue Pond Road) lived the children of Solomon Bishop....only a number of houses from the children of Augustus K. Bobo.

Solomon J. Bishop was in Bartow Co., in 1870....Mary E.Bobo was in Bartow Co. in 1870.... Tilman had died as result of the Civil War sometime between 1861 (Augustus's birth date) and 1870. Solomon J. moves to Cherokee Co., Alabama and my guess is that MaryAnn Eveline with her two boys went right along with him.

We still haven't located them in 1860..... They about had to be in Georgia.... I will need to find out where that unit he served in was from. This lady said that, Augustus K. and his youngest son, Ernest went to Ga. and when they came back, they said, "We couldn't even find his grave".

So I am guessing he died in Georgia and is buried somewhere in Bartow Co. Probably never will know where.

And she is buried in Mt. Pleasant Cem. This lady said that all the grandchildren got together and put a marker on her grave years ago. So she said she could show exactly where it is.

I want a copy of the original pension papers just to prove this info. The info was in a typewritten letter from another lady (and I don't know who that is).... Also I need to find out where she got Maryann E.'s death date.

Anyway, I just had to share this with you.....Seems as this blood hound has found a trail.... and it seems to have a good smell to it....

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^{March 27th,
2004}

^[^{Below
are, in progress, research notes from Betty
placed here for record and subject to change...]}

...I went into Yahoo search...put in Tilman Bobo and found one listed in Alabama... Turns out that this one is
PVT Tilman Bobo, of the 43rd Reg. Ala. Infantry, company I. After searching out the 43rd Reg..I found this;
Pvt. Tilman Bobo Oct 29, 1864...Blandford Church Cemetery, VA.

Could this possibly be the one elusive Tilman W. Bobo that disappeared after the 1850 census? That was married to Jane Evaline Bobo and #2 Maryanne Evaline Bishop?

I have not found Maryanne Evaline Bishop Bobo either, unless she is the one I found in the 1870 Bartow Co., Ga. census Now for my theory, if this happens to be the one, He and Maryanne were traveling westward (so many Bobo's ended up in Texas), they got as far as Alabama... the war came along, he enlisted. He was killed and buried in VA... Maryanne came back to Bartow Co., Georgia to be near her relatives.. (Her brothers Kindred, Samuel B. and Solomon Bishop all was there in 1860... Solomon was in Alabama in 1880.. AND three of Tilman's brothers, Elijah Monroe, Hiram and Manley were all in and around Bartow & Cherokee Co., about that time. Bartow and Cherokee are side by side counties)... don't know what part of Alabama but the Alabama line is only about an hour or more from Bartow Co., Ga. It looks as if I could find them in the 1860 census (so far no luck), but they could have been traveling and missed that census...

Betty

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Census Records and other Records

Estate of John Barkman (1893)

The Arrival - Bowie County Texas 1846/47

Green Hampton Bobo

Born: 8 Apr 1821 Cross Keys Union Co SC
Died: 5 Dec 1869 Bowie Co TX
(death recorded in Mason Book - 1870)
Buried: Unkn Bowie Co TX
(Possibly buried Barkman Cemetery)

Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Union Co SC Minutes:
May 22, 1841 Received Green H. Bobo by experience.
Oct 17, 1846 Church in conf. Granted a letter of demission to Br Green Bobo. (had already departed to Texas)

Married 1st: abt 1852 Bowie Co TX
Caroline Barkman
(Daughter of John & Hannah [Davis] Barkman)
Born: 2 Mar 1834 Bowie Co TX
(born: Wavell Colony Red River then Bowie Co TX)
Died: 28 Mar 1864
Buried: Unkn Bowie Co TX
(Possibly buried Barkman Cemetery)
Known Children: 10

Married 2nd: bet 1864/1866 Bowie Co TX

Louisa [?] Bobo
Born: abt 1838 TN
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn

Unkn - No known Children
((Not sure if the 2 Cannon's are Louisa'a?)

Children of Green and Caroline

Javan B Bobo
b. 20 Apr 1852 Hooks Bowie Co TX
d. 15 May 1919 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
buried: Wooten Springs Cem Bowie Co

m. abt 1886 Bowie Co TX
Eliza E James
b. 6 Dec 1854 TX
d. 19 Jan 1931 TX
buried: Wooten Springs Cem Bowie Co
Known Children: 2
Horace H Bobo m. to Ida May - son J B Jr
Ova H Bobo b. 1888 d. 1889

Elizabeth Hannah Bobo
b. 1854 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

m. Unkn date
John Marley

Mary Caroline Bobo
b. 1856 Bowie Co TX
d. bef 1900 census Bowie Co TX
buried: Unkn

m. Unkn date
U C Jordan
d. bef 1900 census Bowie Co TX
known Children: 2
(living with brother Lemuel in 1900)

Hiram B Bobo
b. 19 Sep 1857 Bowie Co TX
d. 19 Aug 1920 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
(on 1920 census? 62yrs - wd - taken 14th Jan 1920)
buried: Woodlawn Cem Miller Co TX

m. 31 Mar 1895 Bowie Co TX
Lula D. Hughes
b. 8 May 1871
d. 14 Sep 1913
buried: Woodlawn Cem Miller Co TX

Known Children: 3
Lemuel "Lem" P b. Jun 1898,
Lilly B, Henry M

Theodocia E Bobo
b. 1861 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

Lemuel P Bobo
b. 28 Mar 1862 Bowie Co TX
d. 13 Mar 1919 Bowie Co TX
buried: Woodlawn Cem Miller Co AR

m. 9 Aug 1908 Bowie Co TX
Maggie Ruth James
b. abt 1870 TX
d. 3 Apr 1947 Bowie Co TX
buried: Woodlawn Cem Miller Co AR
**No Grave Found in Lemuel's Plot**

Known Children: 1
Preston Penn Bobo
m. Wilma Margaret Shelton
on 23 May 1927, had 1 known
child - Margaret Boniti Bobo born 1928
they are buried at Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co

Children of Green and Louisa

William T (J?) Bobo
b. 1867 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

Green P Bobo Jr
b. 1869 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

Children of Louisa and Possible Unknown husband 'Cannon'

James Cannon
b. 1859 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

(Not sure if 2nd wife's?)

Living with Louisa and Green's children 1870 census

Evaline Cannon
b. 1862 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

(Not sure if 2nd wife's?)

Living with Louisa and Green's children 1870 census

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1850 Census

1850 Census Bowie Co TX Page 353
ED date 17 Sep 1850
116 116
William Laudell 33 M Mill wright   SC
Hannah              25 F                   AR
William              07 M                  TX
James                 03 M                 TX
Caroline          5/12 F                  TX
James? Thomas 24 M Genwright   MS
Green Bowboo 24 M Carpentry SC (Green Bobo)
Hiram Hamm    29 M Labour        NC

1860 Bowie Co Census Page 29b Beat #3
Boston PO - ED 6 Jul 1860 H C Rush
222 - 227

G H Bobo 37 M Farmer 500 350 SC (First letter rubbed out)
Caroline    26 F   Lady         Rep TX
J. B.         08 M                         TX (this would be Javan B)
H. E.?       06 F                          TX (Probably Elizabeth)
Mary C     04 F                          TX
H? P         02 M                         TX (this is probably Hiram B

NOTE: These four children would have been CAROLINE'S.

1870 FED CENSUS BOWIE CO TX
450a Boston Prec. 2
216 -218
BOBO, LOUISA 32 FEMALE WHITE KEEPING HOUSE 200 ACRS 100 WORTH BORN TN (2nd wife of Green)
JAVAN B            17 W M FARM LABOR   (child from first marriage Caroline see 1860)
ELIZABETH H   16 F W FARM LABOR    (child from first marriage Caroline see 1860)
MARY C            14 F W FARM LABOR     (child from first marriage Caroline see 1860)
HIRAM B           12 M W FARM LABOR    (child from first marriage Caroline see 1860)
THEODORIA E 09   F W
LEMUEL P        07 M W
WILLIAM J        03 M W
GREEN P JR      01 M W
Living in same household:
CANNON, JAMES 11 M W ??
CANNON, Evaline 09 F   W TX

(THIS WAS AFTER THE CIVIL WAR AND MANY CHILDREN WERE BEING CARED FOR BY OTHER FAMILIES, THUS COULD BE THE REASON THE CANNON CHILDREN ARE LIVING HERE)

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Green's Death Year Recorded in Mason Book:

Book: (Information contributed by: Lura Pittman Gerhart)
"Texas Masonic Deaths, by Michael Kelsey and Nancy Graff-Kelsey, p.36" - 1869 Deaths

Green Bobo died 5 Dec 1869 - Boston Lodge No.69 Boston Bowie Co TX -- GH Bobo

Update: 1/16/2014 - Up until this date, GH Bobo's only record was at the New Boston
in Bowie Co TX, as of today, the Grand Lodge of Texas is creating a record of GH Bobo
in their official Texas Lodge records, as was done for his brother Jeremiah Bobo in 1800's.

Page 36 - Green Hampton Bobo
brother of Jeremiah, Bowie Co TX, died 1870

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UP^ Barkman Cemetery UP^ This is the possible burial site of Green & wife Caroline [Barkman] Bobo Caroline is listed under her family with those with Unmarked graves, Green may be here also? List Provied by: Glenn Thrapp
UP^ Javan B Bobo & Family buried here - s/o Green Bobo		UP^
UP^ Javan B Bobo s/o Green - h/o Eliza E James >>		<< Eliza E James w/o Javan B Bobo UP^
UP^ Javan Bobo h/o Eliza - Death Cerificate UP^
UP^ Horace H Bobo s/o Javan B and Eliza E Bobo^ UP^		UP^ << Ova May d/o Javan B and Eliza E Bobo^ UP^
UP^ Javan B Jr baby of Horace H & Ida May [Duncan] Bobo UP^
UP^ Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co TX	Preston & Wife s/o Lemuel P Bobo UP^		UP^ Hillcrest Cem Bowie Co TX
UP^ Bobo Plot Area - Hiram & Lemuel Bobo		Hiram B & Lula Bobo s/o Green & Caroline Bobo UP^
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UP^ Hiram B Bobo h/o Lula - Death Certificate UP^ UP^ Lemuel P Bobo s/o Hiram B & Lula - WWI Draft Registration UP^
UP^ Lemuel P Bobo s/o Green & Caroline Bobo		UP^

vi. GREEN HAMPTON BOBO19, b. April 08, 1821, New Prospect, Union Co., SC²⁰; d. Dec 1870, Bowie Co., TX; m. LOUISA ?²⁰; b. ²⁰.

More About GREEN HAMPTON BOBO:

Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Minutes:
May 22, 1841 - Received Green H. Bobo by experience.
Oct 17, 1846 - Church in conf. Granted a letter of dismission
to Br Green Bobo.

Census: 1855, on tax list for Texarkana, Bowie Co., TX.

1853 to 1856 and 1866 59 1867 - Green is a Tax Assessor:
Green Served as Bowie Co Tax Assessor/Collector:
The County Tax Assessor and Collector also serves two terms. Part of the time there has been a separate collector, but most of the time one person did both the assessing and collecting of taxes. For a short period of time, the Sheriff collected taxes. Those who have filled this office are:
Green H. Bobo, 1853 to 1856
G. H. Bobo, 1866 to 1867

1870 Bowie Co Mortality List:
Bobo, Green H 48yrs - Male - Deceased
born SC - cause of death: Pneumonia

^{Children of Green & Caroline &

Louisa - (1850/60/70 Census)}

1850 Bowie Co TX Census Page 353
             8th Judical District ED 18th Sep 1850
             by Mr Booth
116 - 116
William Lausdell 33 M Mill Operator SC
Hannah                25 F AR
William                07 M TX
James                  03 M TX
Caroline            5/12 F TX
Jamal Thomas    24 M MS
Green Bobo        29 M SC Carpenter
Hiram Hamms    19 M NC Labour

1860 Census Bowie Co TX Page 29b Beat #3
              PO: Boston ED date: 6 July 1860 by H C Rush.
222 - 227
G H Bobo 37 M Farmer 500 350 SC (First letter rubbed out)
Caroline   26 F Lady Rep           TX
J. B.         08 M all children born TX (this would be Javan B)
H. E.?      06 F                                    (this is Elizabeth)
Mary C    04 F
H B          02 M                                   (this is Hiram B
NOTE:
These four children would have been CAROLINE'S.
This Census sheet was in very poor condition...

1870 Bowie Co TX Census Page 450a
             Boston Prec #2
Green on 1870 Mortality list above^
Head of household is Louisa 32 Born            TN
Louisa Bobo    b. 1838 Born            TN
Javan B         b. 1853 All Children Born TX.
Elizabeth H      b. 1854
Mary C          b. 1856
Hiram B         b. 1858
Theodoria E      b. 1861
Lemuel P         b. 1863
William J         b. 1867
Green P Jr       b. 1869
James Cannon    b. 1859
Evaline Cannon   b. 1861

**Living next door is Annis McCloskey 42 wife of Wm (decd),
she was the sister of Caroline Bobo (decd), w/o Green. And
next door to them are Lena Looney, another sister, and
Gerome Barkman, brother, Isabelle McCloskey, sister. So
the Green Bobo family is surrounded by Barkman Family.

**Note from Mike White:
Louisa is the 2nd wife of Green, who had a prior marriage
to a Caroline. Note last child 1869, not sure which children
after Hiram are Louisa's... James/Evaline Cannon may be
children of Louisa's prior marriage... or other relatives...

Green H Bobo's Bowie County Poll Tax Records 1847 - 1868

1846 - Tax List - Benjamin White - 1 Horse $40, -10 cows $50. (son of Elias, 1st cousin of the Bobo's)
1847 - Tax List - Elias White bought 697 acres from Wm Hale HRS, had 2 Slaves, total value $500.

1847 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $300, 1 poll, county tax $6.03.

1847 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1848 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $400, 1 poll, state tax 1.80, co tax $.90.

1848 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $1.10, co tax $.50

1848 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax 1.00, co tax $.50

1849 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Note: Lewis Bobo living with Sarah Nix family Lafayette Co AR later Miller Co AR.

1851 - Tax List - Saml Bobow - 1 poll state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - Not Found. [living with Hester on Elias's land?]

1852 - Tax List - Green H Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .55, co tax $ .27.

1853 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS,
                                                    state tax .57, county tax .38.
1853 - Tax List - G H Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1854 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS, Herring Creek.
                                                    state tax .35, county tax .50.
1854 - Tax List - G H Bobo - county tax .50.

1854 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .25.

1854 - Note: Lewis Bobo has married and moved to Houston Co TX.
          This was said to be there original destination in 1846, to meet up with
          Elias White's brother Stephen White. Lewis Bobo, is living in the Augusta
          PO, in 1860, his 1st cousin, Levi W White was living there also.

1855 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Note: Hester White Bobo wife of Jeremiah, departs this life.

1857 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .60, county tax .14.

1857 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, state tax $1.05, county tax .21.

1857 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .13.

1857 - Note: Jeremiah re-marries to Abigal Hancock 1857.

1858 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .63, county tax .27.

1858 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $110, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $135, state tax $1.00, county tax .66.

1858 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $80, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .00, county tax .35.

1859 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                              Herring Creek, state tax $1.33, county tax .46.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1859 - Jeremiah Bobo - Now living in Cass County Texas with 3rd wife Abigal.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1860 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $330, J Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $230, state tax $1.20, county tax .60.

1860 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $320, Saml Bobo HRS, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1861 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Cass Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 69 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1861 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.20, county tax .45.

1861 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.02, county tax .38.

1862 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $1.87, county tax .87.

1862 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.55, county tax .55.

1862 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $.87, county tax .??.
1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - agt. John Barkman 200 acres $200, state tax .50, co tax ??.
                           [John Barkman father of G H's wife, may have been serving in the Civil War.]

1863 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $350, Pre-emption, 2 horses $300, 10 cows $60,
                                              state tax $1.65, county tax .??.

1864 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.50, county tax .37.
**Note: Green's wife Caroline Barkman Bobo, departs this life.

1864 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, 2 horses $500, 9 cows $70,
                                              state tax $4.70, county tax 1.17.

1864 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                              state tax $4.00, co tax $1.00.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

**Note: Samuel D Bobo, has departed this life. His son William Allen Bobo assumes his land.
             noteworthy to mention that Sam's wife Caroline must have died before 1864 as she as
             not taken over the estate of Sam's, but the son???

**Note: Lewis N Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, has departed this life.

1865 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1865 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 1 horse $50, , state tax $.26, county tax .15.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1866 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Cass Co, 1 horse $100, state tax $1.20, co tax .60.
**Note: Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, departs this life.

1866- Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.44, county tax .72.

1866 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS, state tax $1.26, co tax .60.

1867 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $150, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1867 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 3 horse $90, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.42.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1867 - Tax List - J W Bobo - Davis/Cass Co; state tax $1.00, county tax .50. (son of Jeremiah & Sarah Bobo).

1868 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $130, 6 cows $30, state tax $1.41, county tax .80.
1869 - Tax List - G H Bobo - abs #17, 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            5 horses $150, 9 cows $36, state tax $1.57, county tax $1.35.
1869 - Tax List - William Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                                  abs #1??, M C Lawson? 164 acres $200, 2 horses $100,
                                                  state tax .90, co tax $3.80.
1870 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Davis/Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            Mase Glawson or Clawson?, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $25,
                                            state tax $1.28, co tax $1.74.
1870 - Tax List - Mrs Louise Bobo - 2nd wife of Green. John Barkman HRS, 110 acres, $330.
                                                       2 horses $100, 6 cows $30, state tax .81, co tax .40.
1871 - Tax List - J B Barkman agt.
                                                J W agt wife
                                                                    Heirs G H Bobo abs 48, 100 acres, Jno Barkman HRS $62...
1873 - Tax List J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                          abs 120, Clossin, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $35, 8 cows $40,
                                          state tax $2.17, co tax .50.
1874 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Cass Co - could be John Lewis s/o Jerry & Hester?)
                                        abs #231, S W French HRS, 40 acres $40, 2 cows $10,
                                        state tax $1.30, co tax .75.
1874 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #124, L G Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $40, 10 cows $50,
                                            state tax $2.30, co tax $1.30.
1875 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                           1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax $1.
1875 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs 124, L G Clausin 160 acres $160, 2 horse $100, 14 cows $70,
                                            8 hogs $24, state tax $2.52, co tax $2.51.
1875 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            2 horses $30, 6 Hogs $5, state tax $1.17, co tax .66.
1876 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                            1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax .12.
1876 - Tax List - Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            L G Clausin HRS, 160 acres $160, 2 horses, 10 cows $50,
                                            5 sheep $15, state tax $2.62, co tax $2.93.
1877 - Tax List - Javan Bobo - 2 horses $110, 23 hogs #46, state tax $2.91, $5.19.
1877 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $25, state tax $2.40, co tax $1.50.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                           abs #183, survey #83, L Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 wagon $30,
                                           2 cows $10, 1 hog $3, state tax $2.31, co tax $1.46.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
1878 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Javan B) - state tax $1.89, co tax $4.75, 4 horses $140, 5 hogs $7.
1878 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 wagon $10, 2 cows $30, total state & co tax $2.69.
1878 - Tax List - Owner Unknown - Original Owner S D Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
                                                        state tax .40. county tax .40.
1879 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #75, Cert.#480, O H Delano, 100 acres $75.
                                          1 wagon $20, 2 horses $100, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $4.44.
1879 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #190, certificate #112, Clauson L G, 160 acres $160,
                                            1 wagon $40, 2 horses $70, 12 cows $48, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.75, co tax $3.62.
1880 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 wagon $10, 3 hogs $3, total state & co tax $3.49.
1880 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 15 cows $52, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.52, co tax $3.28.
1881 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 horse $25, 2 cows $10, hogs $3, total state & co tax $2.31 5/10th.
1881 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 14 cows $70, 10 hogs $10, state tax $3.30, co tax $3.28.
1882 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           total state & co tax $1.50.
1883 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $240,
                                               1 wagon $25, 2 horses $60, 12 cows $90, 8 hogs $8, state tax $2.78, co tax $1.74.
1883 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 cow $8, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $1.89.
1884 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 1 cow $10, 10 hogs $10, total state & co tax $2.17.
1885 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 2 cow $16, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $2.19.
1886 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 2 cow $16, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.43.
1887 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 4 cow $24, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.14.
1887 - Tax List - H B Bobo - (Hiram B son of Green & Caroline) - 1 wagon $50, 2 horses $150
                                                                                                     state tax $2.25, co tax $5.50
1888 - Tax List - Lou C Holloway - abs #263, JS Herring, 150 acres $500.
                                                      abs #71, S B Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
1888 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 2 horses $100, 4 cows $25. state tax $1.88, co tax 1.10.
1889 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 3 horses $100, 3 cows $15. state tax $1.50, co tax .25.
1890 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clauson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Kepinnison?, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Mose Clauson, 20 acres, total $280
                                               2 horses $50, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.98
1891 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kinison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               2 horses $50, 12 cows $60, total state/co tax $4.86
1892 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kennion, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               1 wagon $40, 2 horses $60, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.85
1890 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            3 horses $125, 7 cows $30, 15 hogs $15, total state & co tax $2.09.
1893 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#640, J G Clawson 159 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Aaron Kinnison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $388
                                               1 wagon $20, 1 horses $25, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $5.45
1895 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, M Summerville Hrs, 94 acres $680.
                                           1 wagon $15, 9 horses $500, 2 cows $10, 15 hogs $15,
                                           total state & co tax $9.58.
1896 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, Certificate #73, M Summerville? Hrs, 94 acres $755.
                                           2 horses $40, 5 cows $25, 7 hogs $10, total state & co tax $7.83.
1896 - Tax List - L P Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $200, Texarkana?...
                                           3 hogs $6, goods & Merch $100, state tax $1.50, co tax $1.80.
1898 - Tax List - L P & Bro Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $220,
                                                      no. of Lots = 7, no. of Block 3, value $35

Deed Record on file Bowie County Texas Court House dated Sept 15, 1893:

Book 18, page 572 - J W Barkman to C D Barkman.

We J W Barkman son & heir of Jno Barkman decd. & Joe B & Frank B, Rossie B, -
Mary Barkman children # heirs at law of J B Barkman decd. a son of Jno B & Francis
M Taylor a feme sole & Louie Scaife & her husband C A Scaife, daughters of Enoch
Barkman decd. & son. Mahala Looney & husband J A of Ellis Co TX, a dau, Isbella
McCloskey of Kaufman Co TX, a widow & a dau. & heir of Jno. Barkman & Lenah
A Looney, a widow of Ellias Co TX & dau of Jno B. - Pet Lansdell a widow of Indian
Terri. & dau. of Jno Barkman. Aun Cain & her husband Wm. a dau of Jno Barkman
H B Bobo & lem I Bobo, J B Bobo & Hannah Morley & husband Jno - Mcjordon???
& Husband W C children & heir of Caroline Bobo dau of Jno Barkman - Joe C Tyson
osn & heir of Jane Tyson a dau of Jno Barkman, All release to C D Barkman all claim
& interest - Mary Morris HRS - 1280 acres recorded in Red River Co. 7 Sept 1838
& stiuated in Bowie Co. - Wm MCKinny HRS NE corner. 15 Sept 1893.

Estate of John BARKMAN:

Mother of Caroline [Barkman] Bobo

The State of Texas

County of Bowie

Know all men by these present that for a valuable consideration to us in hand paid by C. D. Barkman of Bowie County, Texas, one, J. W. Barkman of Bowie County, Texas, son and heir of John Barkman deceased and Joe Barkman and Frank Barkman and Rossie Barkman and Mary Barkman , children and heirs at law of J. B. Barkman, deceased, who was a son and heir of John Barkman deceased and Frances M. Taylor, a feme sole and Leomi Scaife and her husband C. A. Scaife daughters and heirs of Enoch Barkman, deceased, who was a son and heir of John Barkman deceased, and Mahala Looney and her husband J. A. Looney of Ellis County, Texas, said Mahala Looney being a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased and Isabella McClosky of Kaufman County, Texas, a widow and a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased and Leanah A. Looney, a widow, of Ellis County, Texas, and a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased and Pet Lansdell, a widow, of Little River County, Arkansas, and a daughter and heir of John Barkman deceased, and Mary Morris, a widow, of the Indian Territory and a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased, and Ann Cain of Bowie County, Texas, and her husband William Cain, said Ann Cain being a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased and J. B. Bobo, H. B. Bobo and Lem. P. Bobo and Hannah Marley and her husband John Marley and M. C. Jordan and her husband U. C. Jordan children and heirs of Caroline Bobo, who was a daughter and heir of John Barkman, deceased, and Joe C. Tyson, son and heir of Jane Tyson a daughter and heir of John Barkman deceased, said Joe C. Tyson being of Bowie County, Texas have and by these presents do quit claim, release and relinquish to said C. D. Barkman all right title claim and interest we have in and to the following described tract of land: a survey made for Mary Morris by virtue of Certificate number 232 issued to her for 1280 acres of land by the board of land commissioners for Red River County, Texas, on the 7th day of September 1838, and situated in Bowie County, Texas, and commencing at a stake on the South boundary line of the Wm. McKinney Survey, the North East corner of John Barkman Head Right Survey, a stake from which bears a Red oak S. 53 W. 11 vrs, a Hickory brs. S. 55 W. 164 vrs, both marked J. B.; thence East 445 vrs. to a stake, the South E. corner of Wm. McKinney Survey on the West boundary line of Collin McKinney survey, from which a Black jack brs. S. 33 W. 13 8/10 vrs marked J. B.; thence South with Collin McKinney survey 3242 vrs to a stake from which a Black oak brs. N. 33 E. 9 vrs. marked J. D. B.; thence West 1625 vrs to a stake on the East boundary line of said John Barkman survey from which a Gum brs. N. 76 E. 11 vrs., marked J. D. B. a Black oak brs. S. 89 E. 8 vrs. marked E. F.; thence north with John Barkman survey 1797 1/10 vrs. to a stake from which a Red oak brs. S. 61 W. 23 4/10 vrs, a Hickory bears South 47 W. 22 4/10 vrs, both marked J. B.; thence East 1180 vrs, to a stake from whence a willow oak brs. N. 50 W. 10 vrs, a sweet gum brs. N. 41 W. 11 4/10 vrs. both marked J. B. Thence north 1500 vrs. to the beginning containing 637 3/5 acres . To have and to hold unto said C. D. Barkman, his heirs and assigns forever free from us, our heirs and assigns. Given under our hands this the 15th day of September 1893

Hannah Marley     Elizabeth Hannah Bobo - dau of Green & Caroline
J. A. Looney
John Marley          Husband of Hannah
Mahala Looney
Isabella McCloskey
Leanah A. Looney
Frances M. Taylor
Pet Lansdell
M. C. Jordan          Mary C Bobo - dau of Green & Caroline
U. C. Jordan            Husband of Mary
Ann Cain {mark}
William Cain {mark}
Frank Barkman
Mary E. Barkman
May Barkman
Rossie Barkman
Joe Barkman
Joe Tyson
J. W. Barkman
Lem. P. Bobo                Lemuel P Bobo - son of Green & Caroline
H. B. Bobo {mark}       Hiram B Bobo - son of Green & Caroline
J. B. Bobo {mark}        Javan B Bobo - son of Green & Caroline

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Index of Family Records

Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Samuel D Bobo

Born: 12 Feb 1823 New Prospect Union Co SC
Died: bet 1864/1865 Bowie Co TX
Buried: Unkn Bowie Co TX

Married: abt 1841/42 SC
Caroline Martha Farmer
Born: abt 1823 SC
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn Bowie Co TX

Known Children: 6

Margaurite S Bobo
b. 1841/43 Union Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

William Allen Bobo
b. 11 Sep 1845 Union Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

John Franklin (JT) Bobo
b. 8 Mar 1848 Bowie Co TX
d. bef 1860 Bowie Co TX
buried: Unkn

Francis Caroline Bobo
b. 8 Dec 1851 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

m. abt 1878 Bowie Co TX
John Hanna McCloskey
b. Mar 1850 Redwater Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn
Known Children: 1 - Charles D.

Marthia Jane Bobo
b. 22 Jul 1852 Bowie Co TX
d. 25 Sep 1853 Bowie Co TX
buried: Unkn

Marthia Ann (E) Bobo
b. 31 Oct 1854 Bowie Co TX
d. Aug 1934 Cobb Bryan Co OK
buried: Unkn

m. Unkn date
James Elkins Hubbard
b. abt 1852
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn
Unknown Children: Unkn

2nd m. aft 1875
Marion A Hawthorne
b. abt 1852
Unknown Children: 1 - Turner

John A Bobo
b. 3 Jan 1858 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

Index of Family Records

Mary Louise Bobo
b. 9 Jan 1865 Bowie Co TX
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

Samuel's Bowie County Texas
Land Grant of 1860 - 160 acres

The Arrival - Bowie County Texas 1846/47

Samuel - Grand Jury Duty - 1847 "The Raft"

Census Records

Poll Tax List 1846 - 1868

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vii. SAMUEL D. BOBO21, b. February 12, 1823, New Prospect, Union Co., SC²²; m. CAROLINE MARTHIA FARMER²², b. 1823 SC.

Children of Samuel & Martha
1850 / 1860 Census
Margaret S Bobo b. 1843
William Allen         b. 1845
John Franklin        b. 1848 (died by 1860)
Francis C            b. 1852
M. A. E.              b. 1855
John A.              b. 1858

1841 - Padgett's Crk Baptist Church Minutes Union Co SC:
Jul 21, 1841 Received Jeremiah Bobo, Samuel Bobo by experience.
No Dismissal/Letter date for Samuel.

1846 - More About SAMUEL D. BOBO:
Census: 1846, paid poll tax in Bowie Co., TX.
Will: 1855, on tax list for Texarkana, Bowie Co., TX.

1850 Census Bowie County TX Page 0347 8th
               Judicial District ED 14 Sep 1850 Ray Booth
79 -79
Sam D Bobo 27yrs old Labour born SC
Martha         27yrs old                       SC
Margaret S 07yrs old                        SC
William A     05yrs old                       SC
John F          02yrs old                       TX

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1860 Bowie Co TX Census Page 15a Boston
              TX Beat #2 ED 21 Jun 1860
146 - 151
S. D. Bobo 37 M Farmer 160 335 SC
Martha      37 F Lady                  SC
Margaret 16 F Seamstrist           SC
W. A.         14 M                          SC
Francis C 08 F                            TX
M. A. E.    05 F                            TX
John A. D/L? 02 M                       TX

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1860 Agricultural Census Bowie County Texas:
Note: Only 5 Fields of this census transcribed; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13

S D Bobo (Nephew of Elias White son
                of Elizabeth White Bobo)
               1. S D Bobo
               2. Improved land         -    15 acres
               3. Unimproved land     - 145 acres
               4. Cash Value of Farm - 160
               5. Val. Of Farm equip -    75
              13. Val. Of Live Stock - 195

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1860 - Bowie Co Land Grant:
District:         Bowie
County:         Bowie
Grantee:        Samuel D. Bobo
Certificate:      14
Patentee:        Samuel D. Bobo
Patent Date:     01 Nov 1860
Patent #:        652
Patent Volume:   30
Acres:          160
Class: Bowie 3rd
File:            756

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Samuel Bobo's Bowie County Poll Tax Records 1847 - 1868

1846 - Tax List - Benjamin White - 1 Horse $40, -10 cows $50. (son of Elias, 1st cousin of the Bobo's)
1847 - Tax List - Elias White bought 697 acres from Wm Hale HRS, had 2 Slaves, total value $500.

1847 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $300, 1 poll, county tax $6.03.

1847 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1848 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $400, 1 poll, state tax 1.80, co tax $.90.

1848 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $1.10, co tax $.50

1848 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax 1.00, co tax $.50

1849 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Note: Lewis Bobo living with Sarah Nix family Lafayette Co AR later Miller Co AR.

1851 - Tax List - Saml Bobow - 1 poll state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - Not Found. [living with Hester on Elias's land?]

1852 - Tax List - Green H Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .55, co tax $ .27.

1853 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS,
                                                    state tax .57, county tax .38.
1853 - Tax List - G H Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1854 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS, Herring Creek.
                                                    state tax .35, county tax .50.
1854 - Tax List - G H Bobo - county tax .50.

1854 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .25.

1854 - Note: Lewis Bobo has married and moved to Houston Co TX.
          This was said to be there original destination in 1846, to meet up with
          Elias White's brother Stephen White. Lewis Bobo, is living in the Augusta
          PO, in 1860, his 1st cousin, Levi W White was living there also.

1855 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Note: Hester White Bobo wife of Jeremiah, departs this life.

1857 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .60, county tax .14.

1857 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, state tax $1.05, county tax .21.

1857 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .13.

1857 - Note: Jeremiah re-marries to Abigal Hancock 1857.

1858 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .63, county tax .27.

1858 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $110, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $135, state tax $1.00, county tax .66.

1858 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $80, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .00, county tax .35.

1859 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                              Herring Creek, state tax $1.33, county tax .46.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1859 - Jeremiah Bobo - Now living in Cass County Texas with 3rd wife Abigal.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1860 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $330, J Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $230, state tax $1.20, county tax .60.

1860 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $320, Saml Bobo HRS, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1861 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Cass Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 69 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1861 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.20, county tax .45.

1861 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.02, county tax .38.

1862 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $1.87, county tax .87.

1862 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.55, county tax .55.

1862 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $.87, county tax .??.
1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - agt. John Barkman 200 acres $200, state tax .50, co tax ??.
                           [John Barkman father of G H's wife, may have been serving in the Civil War.]

1863 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $350, Pre-emption, 2 horses $300, 10 cows $60,
                                              state tax $1.65, county tax .??.

1864 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.50, county tax .37.
**Note: Green's wife Caroline Barkman Bobo, departs this life.

1864 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, 2 horses $500, 9 cows $70,
                                              state tax $4.70, county tax 1.17.

1864 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                              state tax $4.00, co tax $1.00.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

**Note: Samuel D Bobo, has departed this life. His son William Allen Bobo assumes his land.
             noteworthy to mention that Sam's wife Caroline must have died before 1864 as she as
             not taken over the estate of Sam's, but the son???

**Note: Lewis N Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, has departed this life.

1865 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1865 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 1 horse $50, , state tax $.26, county tax .15.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1866 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Cass Co, 1 horse $100, state tax $1.20, co tax .60.
**Note: Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, departs this life.

1866- Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.44, county tax .72.

1866 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS, state tax $1.26, co tax .60.

1867 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $150, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1867 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 3 horse $90, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.42.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1867 - Tax List - J W Bobo - Davis/Cass Co; state tax $1.00, county tax .50. (son of Jeremiah & Sarah Bobo).

1868 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $130, 6 cows $30, state tax $1.41, county tax .80.
1869 - Tax List - G H Bobo - abs #17, 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            5 horses $150, 9 cows $36, state tax $1.57, county tax $1.35.
1869 - Tax List - William Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                                  abs #1??, M C Lawson? 164 acres $200, 2 horses $100,
                                                  state tax .90, co tax $3.80.
1870 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Davis/Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            Mase Glawson or Clawson?, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $25,
                                            state tax $1.28, co tax $1.74.
1870 - Tax List - Mrs Louise Bobo - 2nd wife of Green. John Barkman HRS, 110 acres, $330.
                                                       2 horses $100, 6 cows $30, state tax .81, co tax .40.
1871 - Tax List - J B Barkman agt.
                                                J W agt wife
                                                                    Heirs G H Bobo abs 48, 100 acres, Jno Barkman HRS $62...
1873 - Tax List J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                          abs 120, Clossin, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $35, 8 cows $40,
                                          state tax $2.17, co tax .50.
1874 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Cass Co - could be John Lewis s/o Jerry & Hester?)
                                        abs #231, S W French HRS, 40 acres $40, 2 cows $10,
                                        state tax $1.30, co tax .75.
1874 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #124, L G Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $40, 10 cows $50,
                                            state tax $2.30, co tax $1.30.
1875 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                           1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax $1.
1875 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs 124, L G Clausin 160 acres $160, 2 horse $100, 14 cows $70,
                                            8 hogs $24, state tax $2.52, co tax $2.51.
1875 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            2 horses $30, 6 Hogs $5, state tax $1.17, co tax .66.
1876 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                            1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax .12.
1876 - Tax List - Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            L G Clausin HRS, 160 acres $160, 2 horses, 10 cows $50,
                                            5 sheep $15, state tax $2.62, co tax $2.93.
1877 - Tax List - Javan Bobo - 2 horses $110, 23 hogs #46, state tax $2.91, $5.19.
1877 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $25, state tax $2.40, co tax $1.50.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                           abs #183, survey #83, L Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 wagon $30,
                                           2 cows $10, 1 hog $3, state tax $2.31, co tax $1.46.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
1878 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Javan B) - state tax $1.89, co tax $4.75, 4 horses $140, 5 hogs $7.
1878 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 wagon $10, 2 cows $30, total state & co tax $2.69.
1878 - Tax List - Owner Unknown - Original Owner S D Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
                                                        state tax .40. county tax .40.
1879 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #75, Cert.#480, O H Delano, 100 acres $75.
                                          1 wagon $20, 2 horses $100, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $4.44.
1879 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #190, certificate #112, Clauson L G, 160 acres $160,
                                            1 wagon $40, 2 horses $70, 12 cows $48, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.75, co tax $3.62.
1880 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 wagon $10, 3 hogs $3, total state & co tax $3.49.
1880 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 15 cows $52, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.52, co tax $3.28.
1881 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 horse $25, 2 cows $10, hogs $3, total state & co tax $2.31 5/10th.
1881 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 14 cows $70, 10 hogs $10, state tax $3.30, co tax $3.28.
1882 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           total state & co tax $1.50.
1883 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $240,
                                               1 wagon $25, 2 horses $60, 12 cows $90, 8 hogs $8, state tax $2.78, co tax $1.74.
1883 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 cow $8, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $1.89.
1884 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 1 cow $10, 10 hogs $10, total state & co tax $2.17.
1885 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 2 cow $16, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $2.19.
1886 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 2 cow $16, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.43.
1887 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 4 cow $24, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.14.
1887 - Tax List - H B Bobo - (Hiram B son of Green & Caroline) - 1 wagon $50, 2 horses $150
                                                                                                     state tax $2.25, co tax $5.50
1888 - Tax List - Lou C Holloway - abs #263, JS Herring, 150 acres $500.
                                                      abs #71, S B Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
1888 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 2 horses $100, 4 cows $25. state tax $1.88, co tax 1.10.
1889 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 3 horses $100, 3 cows $15. state tax $1.50, co tax .25.
1890 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clauson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Kepinnison?, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Mose Clauson, 20 acres, total $280
                                               2 horses $50, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.98
1891 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kinison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               2 horses $50, 12 cows $60, total state/co tax $4.86
1892 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kennion, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               1 wagon $40, 2 horses $60, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.85
1890 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            3 horses $125, 7 cows $30, 15 hogs $15, total state & co tax $2.09.
1893 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#640, J G Clawson 159 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Aaron Kinnison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $388
                                               1 wagon $20, 1 horses $25, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $5.45
1895 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, M Summerville Hrs, 94 acres $680.
                                           1 wagon $15, 9 horses $500, 2 cows $10, 15 hogs $15,
                                           total state & co tax $9.58.
1896 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, Certificate #73, M Summerville? Hrs, 94 acres $755.
                                           2 horses $40, 5 cows $25, 7 hogs $10, total state & co tax $7.83.
1896 - Tax List - L P Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $200, Texarkana?...
                                           3 hogs $6, goods & Merch $100, state tax $1.50, co tax $1.80.

1898 - Tax List - L P & Bro Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $220,
no. of Lots = 7, no. of Block 3, value $35

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Grand Jury Duty - 1847 Bowie Bowie Co TX

Article: Case Name; "The Raft"

Red River Co TX

"The Northern Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 23, Ed. 1, Saturday, September 25, 1847"

Web site: http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth80659/m1/2/zoom/?q=Bobo

Discovery of Article by:
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**Click here - Lewis Bobo - after 1850 Census**

Family Records

Lewis Napoleon Bobo (CSA)

[6th Battalion, Cavalry (Gould's Battalion; 3d Battalion, Cavalry)]

Civil War Service Records
Born: 30 Nov 1824 New Prospect - Union Co SC
Died: abt. 1865 (Civil War?)

Buried: Unknown Battle Field

Married: abt 1854/55 Houston Co TX

Sarah (Marey) Ann Anderson
(Daughter of Marey A Anderson - on 1850 Hou Co TX Census)

Born: 1832 AR
Died: bet 1865/70 Houston Co TX

Buried: Houston Co TX

Notes:

(Lewis is on the 1846 tax list - Bowie Co TX and 1850 Census
Lafayette Co AR - living with Sarah Nix's family - 1st settler of
Texarkana AR on border with Bowie Co TX - Sarah Nix is a relative)

(Lewis moved to Houston Co TX between 1850 - 1855)

(Lewis's Wife was living in Houston Co TX in 1850
Lewis himself was in Lafayette Co AR in 1850, I note
this because Lewis's wife was born in Arkansas, implying
maybe they knew each other before Lewis arrived in Hou Co.)

Lewis's Uncle, Stephen White was living in Houston Co Texas

Known Children: 5

The Arrival - Bowie County Texas 1846/47

**Click here - Lewis Bobo - after 1850 Census**

Children of Lewis & Sarah
Elizabeth Bobo b. 1856 TX d. Unkn. No Info Is a complete mystery, I could never locate her or which guardian had taken her after 1870 when the grandmother passed away....	Thomas Cartwright Bobo b. 15 June 1859 Houston Co TX d. 25 Jan 1925 Hico Hamilton Co TX buried: Hico Cem Hico Hamilton Co TX m. 31 Aug 1884 Elizabeth Jordon b. 14 Apr 1861 Waynesville Wayne Co GA d. 20 Oct 1940 Ft Worth Tarrant Co TX buried: Hico Cem Hico Hamilton Co TX Known Children: 8 Annie Caroline, Charles Elias, Mary Jane, Wm Thomas, Georgia Elizabeth, Henry Lewis, Jesse Robert and Jacob Jefferson (Jake) Bobo's		Jefferson David Bobo b. 1861 Houston Co TX d. Unkn. Ft Worth TX m. 19 Nov 1892 Johnson Co TX Sarah Catherine Rogers (Prior marriage to a Woodruff?) Jefferson was assigned a Guardian after 1870 when his Grandmother died I am still trying to locate him
Note: Thomas C Bobo, on naming his Children: You can see his father and mother, his name, all of his Siblings, as first or middle names It appears also, these names are of Jeremiah Bobo's family, Mary Jane Bobo's, his 1st cousin's father's family, Wm, Lewis, Mary, Ann. You can tell they were very careful or mindful in their naming convention, making sure those special in their lives, were remembered.
Jenney (Jency) Bobo b. 25 Dec 1862 Houston Co TX d. 6 Feb 1937 Hico TX buried: Hico Cem Hico Hamilton Co TX m. Unkn. McDaniel Jenny was also assigned a Guardian after the Grandmother died, it appears she later found her brother and never married and is buried in the Bobo Plot at Hico Cemetery.		Robert Bobo b. 1865 Houston Co TX d. Unkn. Is a complete mystery, I could never locate him or which guardian had taken him after 1870 when the grandmother passed away....


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Family Records

Civil War Service of

Lewis N Bobo (CSA)
(Probably died in Civil War not found after 1865)

Civil War Service Records

6th Texas Cavalry Battalion
(Gould's Battalion; 3d Battalion, Cavalry)
Fought with 13th Texas Cavalry

"The Southern Cross of Honor"

Gould’s Battalion (6th Texas Cavalry Battalion)

Gould's Battalion was organized in May 1862 at Porter Springs, Houston County, Texas by Robert S. Gould of Leon County. The men in Gould’s Battalion were from Houston, Leon, Madison and Trinity counties. This battalion numbered about 525 men and was first attached to the 13th Texas Cavalry, but became an independent battalion. Afterwards, it was placed in General Horace Randal's, 2nd Brigade, Walker's Division. On November 12, 1864, Major Gould was promoted Lieutenant Colonel and Captain William Viser was promoted to Major. Major Brannan died in October of 1866 from wounds suffered at Battle of Mansfield. and is buried in the Viser Cemetery in Midway, Madison County, Texas. Gould’s battalion participated in the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, Louisiana Names of the Officers of Gould's Battalion were Colonel Robert S. Gould, Surgeon W.E. Saunders, Quartermaster Henry D. Patrick, Adjutant Thomas Carson Brannan, Captain P.I. Holly of Company A, Captain William W. Veser of Company B, Captain James McClean of Company C, Captain Thomas J. Thorn of Company D and Captain A.G. Rogers of Company E.

Gould's Battalion: Sketch of Its History by a Member
From the Houston County Courier Vol.2 Number 25, July 24, 1891

Gould's Battalion which meets in Crockett , July 22 and 23 was organized and mustered into the Confederate service in May 1862 at Porter Springs, Houston County, Texas, and consisted of five companies as follows:

Company A, Captain Tullis, of Trinity County

Company B, Captain Viser, of Madison County

Company C, Captain James McLean of Houston County

Company D, Captain W. D. Wood of Leon County

Company E., Captain J. T. Heflin of Houston County

The rank and file numbered about 525 men. R.S. Gould of Leon County was elected Major of the Battalion. This Battalion was first attached to the 13th (Burnett's) Texas Cavalry, but remained with it only a short time when it was withdrawn and became an independent organization. Afterwards, it was placed in Randal's Brigade, Walker's Division, where it remained during the rest of the war.

The service of this command was in the Trans-Mississippi Department and extended from the Northern part of Arkansas to Berwick Bay, Louisiana. It was engaged in the following battles, meeting and opposing Banks army in his march from Atchafalaya to Mansfield.

The first general battle in which it was engaged was the battle of Mansfield, Louisiana, which was followed closely by the battle of Pleasant Hill where Bank's army was routed and retreated to their transports at Atchafalaya.

Walkers's Division, of which this battalion was a part, was then ordered on a forced march to meet Steele's army then advancing on Shreveport from Little Rock, Arkansas. Steele having heard of Bank's defeat began a retreat towards Little Rock and was overtaken by Walker's division at Jenkin's Ferry on Sabine River where they engaged in battle under unfavorable circumstances, resulting in the loss of many men. Steele succeeded in crossing the river with his army in a demoralized condition and continued his retreat to Little Rock.

Walker's Division was then ordered back to Alexandria on the Red River after a hard campaign of several weeks' duration marching and fighting, the men being very exhausted. This division was in many small battles including "Nigger Hill," Poison Springs, and others not remembered, and was marched during hard weather to the relief of Arkansas Post, arriving just too late to render assistance.

This Battalion suffered untold hardships, living in swamps winter and summer. Their number was greatly depleted by sickness and diseases incident to camp life.

At their reunion there will be perhaps not more than one hundred of the original members present.

Of the original commissioned officers, only Gould, Viser, Wood, Nixon, and Heflin are living. We understand that this Battalion will probably have their reunion next year in joyous greeting wherever they may meet. We should be delighted to chronicle their harrowing experiences if space permitted. May all our good people join in honoring these old defenders of our liberties!

**Click here - Lewis Bobo - after 1850 Census**

viii. LEWIS BOBO (S|O SOLOMON JR.)²³, b. November 30, 1824, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; d. Aft. 1846.

1840 Union Co SC Census page 199a
Lewis Bobo
Males: 2100200000000
Femls: 1110100000000

1846
Padgett's Crk Baptist Church Minutes Union Co SC:
Sep19,1846: Appointed S Gibbs to write to Louis Bobo
                      to send a recommendation to the church before
                      he can obtain a letter of dismission.
Dec19,1846: Recd a recommendation from Louis Bobo
                      the church grants him a letter of Dismission.

1846 - More About LEWIS BOBO (S|O SOLOMON JR.):
                    Census: 1846, paid poll tax in Bowie Co., TX.

1850 Lafayette Co AR Census Rea River Twp Page 168b
               ED date 18th Oct 1850 by John D Hundy
               Ancestry image #1 Rea River Twp.
26 - 26
Sarah Nix     44 F W head SC
Ellen S         16 F W           SC
John B. C.   14 M W           SC
Lewis Bobo 25 M W           SC (Lewis is found! :o)
**Sarah was the wife of John C Nix, deceased, SC.
    John B C also went by Benjamin Clemmons Nix.

Lewis Bobo's Bowie County Poll Tax Records 1847 - 1853

1846 - Tax List - Benjamin White - 1 Horse $40, -10 cows $50. (son of Elias, 1st cousin of the Bobo's)
1847 - Tax List - Elias White bought 697 acres from Wm Hale HRS, had 2 Slaves, total value $500.

1847 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $300, 1 poll, county tax $6.03.

1847 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1847 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, no tax.

1848 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 1 negro $400, 1 poll, state tax 1.80, co tax $.90.

1848 - Tax List - Green Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $1.10, co tax $.50

1848 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax 1.00, co tax $.50

1849 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Tax List - Not Found.

1850 - Note: Lewis Bobo living with Sarah Nix family Lafayette Co AR later Miller Co AR.

1851 - Tax List - Saml Bobow - 1 poll state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - Not Found. [living with Hester on Elias's land?]

1852 - Tax List - Green H Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .50, co tax $ .25.

1852 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - 1 poll, state tax $ .55, co tax $ .27.

1853 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS,
                                                    state tax .57, county tax .38.
1853 - Tax List - G H Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1853 - Tax List - Lewis Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .35.

1854 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $50, J S Herring HRS, Herring Creek.
                                                    state tax .35, county tax .50.
1854 - Tax List - G H Bobo - county tax .50.

1854 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .25.

1854 - Note: Lewis Bobo has married and moved to Houston Co TX.
          This was said to be there original destination in 1846, to meet up with
          Elias White's brother Stephen White. Lewis Bobo, is living in the Augusta
          PO, in 1860, his 1st cousin, Levi W White was living there also.

1855 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Tax List - Not Found.

1856 - Note: Hester White Bobo wife of Jeremiah, departs this life.

1857 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .60, county tax .14.

1857 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, state tax $1.05, county tax .21.

1857 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - state tax .50, county tax .13.

1857 - Note: Jeremiah re-marries to Abigal Hancock 1857.

1858 - Tax List - Jeremiah Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                                    Herring Creek, state tax .63, county tax .27.

1858 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $110, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $135, state tax $1.00, county tax .66.

1858 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $80, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .00, county tax .35.

1859 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - 100 acres, $100, J S Herring HRS, 1st class claim,
                                              Herring Creek, state tax $1.33, county tax .46.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1859 - Jeremiah Bobo - Now living in Cass County Texas with 3rd wife Abigal.

1859 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $153, J Barkman HRS, 1st class claim,
                                            Barkman Creek, 2 horses $200, state tax $1.14, county tax .54.

1859 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $160, Pre-emption, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1860 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $330, J Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $230, state tax $1.20, county tax .60.

1860 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $320, Saml Bobo HRS, Sulphur River,
                                              state tax .70, county tax .35.

1861 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Cass Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 69 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1861 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.20, county tax .45.

1861 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.02, county tax .38.

1862 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $1.87, county tax .87.

1862 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, state tax $1.55, county tax .55.

1862 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Jeremiah) Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                        state tax .83, co tax .75.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $150, state tax $.87, county tax .??.
1863 - Tax List - G H Bobo - agt. John Barkman 200 acres $200, state tax .50, co tax ??.
                           [John Barkman father of G H's wife, may have been serving in the Civil War.]

1863 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $350, Pre-emption, 2 horses $300, 10 cows $60,
                                              state tax $1.65, county tax .??.

1864 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $200, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            1 horses $100, state tax $1.50, county tax .37.
**Note: Green's wife Caroline Barkman Bobo, departs this life.

1864 - Tax List - Saml Bobo - 160 acres $220, Pre-emption, 2 horses $500, 9 cows $70,
                                              state tax $4.70, county tax 1.17.

1864 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Davis Co, abs #332?, Abigal Hancock HRS, 64 acres $200,
                                              state tax $4.00, co tax $1.00.
                          [note: Cass was named Davis during the Civil War, then back to Cass after...]

**Note: Samuel D Bobo, has departed this life. His son William Allen Bobo assumes his land.
             noteworthy to mention that Sam's wife Caroline must have died before 1864 as she as
             not taken over the estate of Sam's, but the son???

**Note: Lewis N Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, has departed this life.

1865 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1865 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 1 horse $50, , state tax $.26, county tax .15.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1866 - Tax List - Jerry Bobo - Cass Co, 1 horse $100, state tax $1.20, co tax .60.
**Note: Jeremiah "Jerry" Bobo, son of Solomon & Elizabeth White Bobo, departs this life.

1866- Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            2 horses $80, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.44, county tax .72.

1866 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS, state tax $1.26, co tax .60.

1867 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $220, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $150, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.41, county tax .11.

1867 - Tax List - W A - 160 acres $80, W R Smith HRS.
                          W A - 160 acres $80, S D Bobo HRS, 3 horse $90, 8 cows $32, state tax $1.42.
**Note: W A is William Allen Bobo born 1845 Union Co SC, son of Samuel D Bobo, deceased.

1867 - Tax List - J W Bobo - Davis/Cass Co; state tax $1.00, county tax .50. (son of Jeremiah & Sarah Bobo).

1868 - Tax List - G H Bobo - 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            3 horses $130, 6 cows $30, state tax $1.41, county tax .80.
1869 - Tax List - G H Bobo - abs #17, 110 acres, $100, John Barkman HRS, Barkman Creek,
                                            5 horses $150, 9 cows $36, state tax $1.57, county tax $1.35.
1869 - Tax List - William Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                                  abs #1??, M C Lawson? 164 acres $200, 2 horses $100,
                                                  state tax .90, co tax $3.80.
1870 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Davis/Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            Mase Glawson or Clawson?, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $25,
                                            state tax $1.28, co tax $1.74.
1870 - Tax List - Mrs Louise Bobo - 2nd wife of Green. John Barkman HRS, 110 acres, $330.
                                                       2 horses $100, 6 cows $30, state tax .81, co tax .40.
1871 - Tax List - J B Barkman agt.
                                                J W agt wife
                                                                    Heirs G H Bobo abs 48, 100 acres, Jno Barkman HRS $62...
1873 - Tax List J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                          abs 120, Clossin, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $35, 8 cows $40,
                                          state tax $2.17, co tax .50.
1874 - Tax List - J Bobo - (Cass Co - could be John Lewis s/o Jerry & Hester?)
                                        abs #231, S W French HRS, 40 acres $40, 2 cows $10,
                                        state tax $1.30, co tax .75.
1874 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #124, L G Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 horse $40, 10 cows $50,
                                            state tax $2.30, co tax $1.30.
1875 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                           1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax $1.
1875 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs 124, L G Clausin 160 acres $160, 2 horse $100, 14 cows $70,
                                            8 hogs $24, state tax $2.52, co tax $2.51.
1875 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            2 horses $30, 6 Hogs $5, state tax $1.17, co tax .66.
1876 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Cass Co - Javan B was in Bowie Co, son of Green & Caroline).
                                            1 horse $40, 3 cows $15, 1 hog $5, state tax $1.34, co tax .12.
1876 - Tax List - Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            L G Clausin HRS, 160 acres $160, 2 horses, 10 cows $50,
                                            5 sheep $15, state tax $2.62, co tax $2.93.
1877 - Tax List - Javan Bobo - 2 horses $110, 23 hogs #46, state tax $2.91, $5.19.
1877 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $25, state tax $2.40, co tax $1.50.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                           abs #183, survey #83, L Clawson, 160 acres $160, 1 wagon $30,
                                           2 cows $10, 1 hog $3, state tax $2.31, co tax $1.46.

1877 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
1878 - Tax List - J B Bobo - (Javan B) - state tax $1.89, co tax $4.75, 4 horses $140, 5 hogs $7.
1878 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 wagon $10, 2 cows $30, total state & co tax $2.69.
1878 - Tax List - Owner Unknown - Original Owner S D Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
                                                        state tax .40. county tax .40.
1879 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #75, Cert.#480, O H Delano, 100 acres $75.
                                          1 wagon $20, 2 horses $100, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $4.44.
1879 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                            abs #190, certificate #112, Clauson L G, 160 acres $160,
                                            1 wagon $40, 2 horses $70, 12 cows $48, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.75, co tax $3.62.
1880 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 wagon $10, 3 hogs $3, total state & co tax $3.49.
1880 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 15 cows $52, 5 hogs $5, state tax $3.52, co tax $3.28.
1881 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                          1 horse $25, 2 cows $10, hogs $3, total state & co tax $2.31 5/10th.
1881 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $160,
                                               1 wagon $35, 2 horses $50, 14 cows $70, 10 hogs $10, state tax $3.30, co tax $3.28.
1882 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           total state & co tax $1.50.
1883 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, certificate #112, L G Clauson, 160 acres $240,
                                               1 wagon $25, 2 horses $60, 12 cows $90, 8 hogs $8, state tax $2.78, co tax $1.74.
1883 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 cow $8, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $1.89.
1884 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 1 cow $10, 10 hogs $10, total state & co tax $2.17.
1885 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           1 horse $20, 2 cow $16, 7 hogs $7, total state & co tax $2.19.
1886 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 2 cow $16, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.43.
1887 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Eastland Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           2 horse $50, 4 cow $24, 4 hogs $4, total state & co tax $2.14.
1887 - Tax List - H B Bobo - (Hiram B son of Green & Caroline) - 1 wagon $50, 2 horses $150
                                                                                                     state tax $2.25, co tax $5.50
1888 - Tax List - Lou C Holloway - abs #263, JS Herring, 150 acres $500.
                                                      abs #71, S B Bobo, 80 acres, $80.
1888 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 2 horses $100, 4 cows $25. state tax $1.88, co tax 1.10.
1889 - Tax List - L P Bobo - (Lemuel P son of Green & Louise)
                                            1 wagon $35, 3 horses $100, 3 cows $15. state tax $1.50, co tax .25.
1890 - Tax List - J Wm Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clauson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Kepinnison?, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Mose Clauson, 20 acres, total $280
                                               2 horses $50, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.98
1891 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kinison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               2 horses $50, 12 cows $60, total state/co tax $4.86
1892 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#112, J G Clawson 160 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, A Kennion, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $260
                                               1 wagon $40, 2 horses $60, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $4.85
1890 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                            3 horses $125, 7 cows $30, 15 hogs $15, total state & co tax $2.09.
1893 - Tax List - J W Bobo - (Cass Co - James William Bobo son of Jeremiah & 1st wife Sarah)
                                               abs #190, Cert.#640, J G Clawson 159 acres
                                               abs #624, Cert.#367, Aaron Kinnison, 80 acres
                                               abs #185, Cert.#111, Moses Clawson, 20 acres, total $388
                                               1 wagon $20, 1 horses $25, 8 cows $40, total state/co tax $5.45
1895 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, M Summerville Hrs, 94 acres $680.
                                           1 wagon $15, 9 horses $500, 2 cows $10, 15 hogs $15,
                                           total state & co tax $9.58.
1896 - Tax List - J L Bobo - (Bell Co - John Lewis Bobo son of Jeremiah & 2nd wife Hester)
                                           abs #756, Certificate #73, M Summerville? Hrs, 94 acres $755.
                                           2 horses $40, 5 cows $25, 7 hogs $10, total state & co tax $7.83.
1896 - Tax List - L P Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $200, Texarkana?...
                                           3 hogs $6, goods & Merch $100, state tax $1.50, co tax $1.80.
1898 - Tax List - L P & Bro Bobo - abs #30 - Jno Barkman, 110 acres $220,
                                                      no. of Lots = 7, no. of Block 3, value $35

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Family Records

Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Mary W Bobo

Born: 27 Dec 1826 Union Co SC
Died: 1 Jun 1860 Union Co SC
Buried: Unkn SC

Married: 27 Aug 1844 Union Co SC
Elijah G Bailey (CSA)
(Sgt Co C 18th SC Inf Regt)

Civil War Service Records

Born: 8 Mar 1821 Spartanburg Co SC
Died: 30 Jul 1864 Petersburg VA (CSA)
(death recorded in Sexton family bible)
Buried: Battle Field Petersburg VA

Known Children: Unkn

William F H (Gist) Bailey
b. 1847 Union Co SC
d. 11 Sep 1866 UC SC
(Death Recorded Sexton Bible)

Sarah Ann Elizabeth Bailey
b. 3 Oct 1849 UC SC
d. 20 Dec 1919 Miller AR
bu: Sulphur Springs Cem Miller Co AR

m. 20 Dec 1864 UC SC
Wesley Townsend Sexton
(son of Elisha T & Loduska A [Dodd] Sexton)
b. 14 Aug 1848 Union Co SC
d. 5 Dec 1885 Miller Co AR
bu: Sulphur Springs Cem Miller Co AR

Known Children: 7
Thomas Fincher, William Monroe,
Mary Alice, Lema Lodosky, Georgia,
Marcus, Charles Wesley Sexton.
"Click here to view family"

John R J Bailey
b. 1857 Union Co SC
d. 30 Sep 1861 UC SC
(Death Recorded Sexton Bible)

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ix. MARY W. BOBO23, b. December 27, 1826, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; d. June 01, 1860, SC; m. ELIJAH BAILEY²³, August 27, 1844, Cross Keys, Union Co., SC; b. March 08, 1821, Spartanburg Co., SC; d. July 30, 1864, Petersburg, VA.
Elijah's unit: Sgt. Co. C, 18th SC Infantry.

More About ELIJAH BAILEY:
Cause of death: July 30, 1864, mine explosion near Petersburg, VA.²⁴Military: CSA

Death of Elijah is recorded in the
Sexton Bible Record:

"Elijah G Bailey
Was killed July the 30th
1864 by the explosion of
a mine near Petersburg VA
aged 44 yrs 4 m 22 days."

1850 Union Co SC Census Page 17
                  ED 16th Aug 1850
245-245
Elijah Bailey    29 M Planter 1540 SC^{Mary Bailey       24
F
SC (Mary Bobo, Hiram's sister)

William Bailey     02
M           SC

Sarah
7/12 F           SC

Hiram Bobo     15 M Labor     SC

**Note: Hiram living in house of his sister Mary Bailey,


Oldest brother Manly Bobo living next door...


Elijah parents maybe next door Harrison (70) &


Margaret (66), siblings Fredrick (26), Eliza (21).}

1860 Union Co SC Census Page 192b Anc: 16 Sh: 16
               PO: Cross Keys ED date: 6 June 1860 by T J Harris
139 -117
Elijah Bailey 35 M Farm manager SC
Gist               13 M            (this is Wm Gist Bailey)
Sarah            10 F
John              03 M

1880 Sulphur Miller Co AR
ED date 19th Jun 1880 ED dist 198
190-194
Sexton, Westly head W M 31 SC SC SC
Sarah                wife W F 30 SC SC SC (Dau of Elijah & Mary Bailey)
Thomas              son W M 11 SC SC SC
William              son W M 09 GA SC SC
Alice                  dau W F 05 GA SC SC
Georgia              dau W F 01 AR SC SC

Notes:
1880 shows family was in GA by 1870/71
1800 shows family was in AR between 1875/1880

Next door nieghbors:
191-195
Greene, John head W M 31 GA SC SC
Viola               wife W F 18 GA SC SC

192-196
Sexton, Lodosea head W F 47 SC SC SC (mother of Westley Sexton)
Fincher                 son W M 22 SC SC SC
Pearce                   son W M 21 SC SC SC
Luler          dau-in-law W F 18 AR
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The Family of:

Sarah Ann Elizabeth (Sally) Bailey
(Dau. of Elijah & Mary [Bobo] Bailey)
Born: 3 Oct 1849 Cross Keys Union Co SC
Died: 20 Dec 1919 Doddridge Miller Co AR
Buried: Mt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

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Wesley Townsend Sexton
(Son of Elisha Thomas & Loduska Ann Perintine [Dodd] Sexton)
Born: 14 Aug 1848 Cross Keys Union Co SC
Died: 6 Dec 1885 Doddridge Miller Co AR
Buried: Sulphur Springs Cemetery Miller Co AR

Note: Charles W's son, Russell's wife Barbara provided us with
the copy of the Sexton Bible Record on the main page.
Wesley was killed in a hunting accident
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Thomas Fincher Sexton
b. 23 Aug 1868 Cross Keys Union Co SC
d. 5 Jun 1914 Doddridge Miller Co AR
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

m. 1907 Miller Co AR
(Unclaimed Certificate)
Viola Lebetter?

William Monroe "Will" Sexton
b. 16 Sep 1871 Bartow Co GA
d. 11 May 1930 Doddridge Miller Co AR
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

m: 1899 Bowie Co TX
(Unclaimed Certificate)
Ida Powell?

Mary Alice Sexton
b. 16 Oct 1874 Bartow Co GA
d. Oct 22, 1952 Ida Caddo Parish LA
bu: Bethsaida Cemetery Ida Caddo Parish LA

m. 10/12 Mar 1891 Miller Co AR
Lucius Orlando Williams
b. 12 May 1869 Ida Caddo Parish LA
d. 20 Apr 1954 Ida Caddo Parish LA
bu: Bethsaida Cemetery Ida Caddo Parish LA
Known Children: 12

Lena Lodosky Sexton
b. 6 Dec 1876 Miller Co AR
d. 13 Sep 1877 Doddridge Miller Co AR
bu: Sulphur Fork Cemetery Miller Co AR

Georgia Sexton
b. 6 Feb 1879 Miller Co AR
d. 1950 Doddridge Miller Co AR
bu: Mount Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

m. 22 Jan 1899 Miller Co AR
William F Atchison
(son of Allen & Elizabeth Atchison)
b. 31 Aug 1874 Sulphur Miller Co AR
d. 21 Dec 1947 Miller Co AR
bu: Mount Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR
Known Children: 4
Cora B, William J "Bill", Myrtle P, Roy F Atchison

Marcus "Mark" Sexton
b. 28 Jul 1881 Miller Co AT
d. 7 Jun 1974 Atlanta Cass Co TX
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

1st m. 1903 Miller Co AR
Sarah H Price
b. 6 Sep 1883 AR - d. 3 Mar 1918
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR
known Children: Unkn

2nd m. 4 Nov 1923 Miller Co AR
Iona Cortez Bryant
b. 17 Feb 1904 AR
d. 8 Nov 1998 Atlanta Cass Co TX
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR
known children: Unkn

Charles Wesley Sexton
b. 8 Apr 1882 Miller Co AR
d. 28 Aug 1960 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

m. Unkn Date abt 1906/07
Tessa Lavina "Tessie" Courtney
b. 18 Mar 1882 Caddo Parish LA
d. 30 Mar 1964 Texarkana Bowie Co TX
bu: Mountt Zion Cemetery Miller Co AR

Known Children: 4
Rubie C, Winnie I, Russell T, Warren C Sexton

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Sulphur Fork Cemetery - Miller Co AR

Sexton Plot Resting place of Wesley, Lena and mother Lodoska

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"The Southern Cross of Honor"
Roster of Co. C Bailey, Barham, Private Bailey, David H., Private, DOD 10/28/1862 Stanton VA Bailey, Elmore, Sergeant, KIA 7/30/1864 Crater Bailey, J.F., Private Bailey, John T., Private, KIA 9/17/1862 Sharpsburg Bailey, John W., Private, KIA 7/30/1864 Crater Bailey, Newton F., Private, DOW 3/29/1865 Petersburg Bailey, R.B., Private Bailey, R.M., Corporal Bailey, T.R., Private Bailey, William M., Corporal, DOD 3/14/1862 Bailey, W.H., Private, DOD 8/10/1862 Battle Engagements of the 18th: Malvern Hill Report of Colonel Wallace Rappahannock Station VA Battle of 2nd Manassas Report of W.H. Wallace The Battle of 2nd Bull Run (2nd Manassas) Official Records South Mountain AKA Boonsboro MD Sharpsburg MD Antietam AKA Sharpsburg Official Records Battle of Antietam AKA Sharpsburg Antietam AKA Sharpsburg MD Kinston/Goldsboro NC Jackson, MS Hewlett's Farm/Ware Bottom Church VA The Richmond Campaign Report of Brig.General Wallace Battle of the Crater The Siege of Petersburg Fort Steadman Lewis Farm VA Five Forks VA Saylor's Creek VA Appomattox Campaign Wallace's Report Appomattox Court House Virginia Paroling the Army of Northern Virginia UP^
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Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Mildred (Milly) Bobo

Born: 13 Jun 1829 New Prospect Union Co sC
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn

Married: Unkn. date
John T Beauford
(Other spellings: Buford-Beaufort)
Born: 1817
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn

Known Children: Unkn

x. MILLY BOBO25, b. June 13, 1829, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; m. JOHN T. BEAUFORD,
b. abt 1817

1850 Union Co SC Census page 16a
219 - 219
John Beauford 33 M Planter 1240
Milly 20 F
Robert Bobo 13 M [Brother of Milly]

Entries for Milly's husband John T Bearford

The Unionville Journal
May 31, 1851 - May 28, 1852
Transcribed & contributed to South Carolina Genealogy
Trails by Edith Greisser, Union County, South Carolina.
http://genealogytrails.com/scar/union/news_1851_52.htm

"Bobo, Solomon deceased with John T. Buford applying for letters of administration on his estate.
Unionville Journal 10/11/1851, p3"

"Beauford, John T. was advertised with a Sheriff Sale of a gray mare and a bay mare, at the suit
of John A. Metts. Unionville Journal 2/20/1852, p3"

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Family Records

Manley

Hampton

Jerry

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt

Elijah Monroe Bobo

Born: 1 Nov 1831 New Prospect Union Co SC
Died: 14 Mar 1900 Ballgnd Cherokee Co GA
Buried: Sharp Mountain Baptist Church Cem Cherokee Co GA

Married: abt 1850
Martha Elizabeth Wilson
Born: 23 Dec 1830 New Prospect Union Co SC
Died: 14 Jun 1900 Cherokee Co GA
Buried: Sharp Mountain Baptist Church Cem Cherokee Co GA

Known Children: 9

Sharp Mountain Baptist Church Cem

Children of Elijah and Martha

Hiram Benjamin Bobo
b. 27 Oct 1853 Union Co SC
d. 31 Jan 1906 Cherokee Co GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground

married: 30 Mar 1876 Cherokee Co GA
Sara Emeline Bearden
b. 22 Feb 1857 Sand Mountain AL
d. 8 Jul 1927 Cherokee Co GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground
Known Children: 11

Fincher George Bobo
b. 10 Jan 1856 Cherokee Co GA
d. 26 Feb 1934 Moultrie Colquitt Co GA
buried: Unkn Moultrie Colquitt Co GA

married: 5 Apr 1877 Cherokee Co GA
Georgia Ann L Doss
b. 31 Mar 1858 GA
d. 1 Apr 1937 Moultrie Colquitt Co GA
buried: Moultrie Colquitt Co GA
Known Children: 10

John Wesley Bobo
b. 1858 Cherokee Co GA
d. Unkn GA
buried: Unkn

married: bef 1879
Rebecca A (Unkn last name)
b. abt 1863 AL
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn
Known Children: 1

William Pinkney Bobo
b. 29 Mar 1860 Cherokee Co GA
d. 11 Sep 1933 Cherokee Co GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground

married: 30 Nov 1882 Cherokee Co GA
Roxy Ann Greene
b. 19 Aug 1869 GA
d. May 1963 Cherokee Co GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground
Known children: 7

Mary L Bobo
b. Jun 1862 Cherokee Co GA
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn

married: 17 Sep 1882 Cherokee Co GA
Henry J White
b. Apr 1851 SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn
Known children: 6

Angeline "Angie" J Bobo
b. 27 Nov 1864 Cherokee Co GA
d. 11 Jun 1928 GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground

married: abt 1900 GA
(1910 Census married 10 yrs)
Richard Bartow Evans
b. 4 Sep 1861 GA
d. 25 Oct 1910 GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground
Known Children: 4
Robert, Walter P, Emory B, Amos Waldo Evans

George McDuffie Bobo
b. 10 Jun 1867 Cherokee Co GA
d. 3 Jan 1943 Fairmount Gordon Co GA
buried: Rydal Cem Rydal Bartow Co GA

married: 13 May 1888 Cherokee Co GA
Roxy Ann Hasty
b. 9 Feb 1872 Cherokee Co GA
d. 8 Jul 1959 Cartersville Bartow Co GA
buried: Rydal Cem Rydal Bartow Co GA
Known Children: 4

Charles Bobo
b. 13 May 1870 Cherokee Co GA
d. 8 Oct 1877 Cherokee Co GA
buried: Sharp Mtn Baptist Cem Ball Ground

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xi. ELIJAH MONROE BOBO26, b. November 01, 1831, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; d. March 14, 1900, Ball Ground, Cherokee Co., GA; m. MARTHA ELIZABETH WILSON²⁷; b. December 23, 1830, Ball Ground, Cherokee Co., GA; d. June 14, 1900.

More About ELIJAH MONROE BOBO:
Burial: 1900, Sharp Mountain BC Cem., Cherokee Co., GA
Census: Unknown, Living with Tillman Bobo

More About MARTHA ELIZABETH WILSON:
Burial: 1900, Sharp Mountain BC Cem., Cherokee Co., GA

Children of Elijah & Martha:

1. Hiram B Bobo b. 27 Oct 1853 Union Co SC
2. Fincher George Bobo b. 10 Jan 1856 Cherokee Co GA
                                              d. 26 Feb 1934 Maultrie Co GA
    Married: Georgia Ann Doss
3. John Wesley Bobo      b. 1858 Cherokee Co GA d. GA?
4. William Pinkney Bobo b. 29 Mar 1860 Cherokee Co GA
                                              d. 11 Sep 1933
     Married: Roxy Ann Greene
5. Mary L Bobo                  b. Jun 1862 Cherokee Co GA d.?
    Married: Henry J White
6. Angeline J Bobo           b. 27 Nov 1864 Cherokee Co GA
                                              d. 11 Jun 1928
    Married: Richard Bartow Evans
7. George McDuffie Bobo b.10 Jun 1867 Cherokee Co GA
                                                d. 3 Jan 1843 Gordon Co GA
    Married: Roxy Ann Hasty
8. Charles F Bobo              b. May 1870 GA

1850 - 1860 - Not found - was in UC SC 1850, 1860 GA.

1860 Census Cass Co GA Page 82, Stamped Page 893
        PO Cassville ED date 22 Jun 1860
HH# 574 - 574
Elija M Bobo 29 M Farmer --- 125 SC
Elizabeth    29 F             SC
Hiram B     07 M              SC
Francis G    04 M             SC (Fincher George Bobo)
John W      02 M             SC
William P   4/12 M             GA

1870 Cherokee Co GA Census Page 290b sheet 166
               1032nd Dist G. M., PO: Canton ED 18th July
          by Isaac Ingram, ancestry page 18.
33 - 33
Bobo, Elijah M 38 M W Farm Labor 120          SC
Elizabeth           39 F W kephse            SC
Fincher G          14 M W Farm Labor        SC
William P           10 M W Farm Labor        SC
Hiram B            17 M W                  SC
Mary L             08 F W                  GA
Angeline           07 F W                 GA
George M          03 M W                   GA
Charles F       4/12 M W                   GA May

1880 Cherokee Co GA Census sheet 54 Page 136
               ED Dist 20 ED date: 26 Jun 1880,
               Ball Ground No 1032 ? G. M.
493 - 519
Bobo, Elijah M W M 49           Farmer SC SC SC
Elizabeth           W F 50 wife kephse SC Ireland SC
William P           W M 20   son                 GA SC SC
Mary L             W F 18   dau                  do
Angelina           W F 16   dau                  do
George M          W M 13   son                  do
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Census for Angeline Bobo

1910 Census Cherokee Co GA
Ball Ground Dist 1032
ED dist 22 sheet 1B ED 15 Apr 1910.
16 - 16
Evans, Richard B head M W 48 m2 10        GA SC SC
Angie L                 wife F W 46 M1 10 4 2 GA SC SC
Louisa                   dau F W 24 S              GA GA GA Rich's 1st marriage
Thomas                  son M W 20 S              GA GA GA Rich's 1st marriage
Emory                    son M W 05 S              GA GA GA Angie's child
Amos                      son M W 03 S              GA GA GA Angie's child

Notes:
1910 shows Richard and Angie married 1910 (10 yrs)
1910 shows Angie had 4 children with 2 surviving in 1910.
Robert and Walter had passed away.
1910 indicates Richard had 2 marriages
1910 indicates Angie married only 1 time.

1920 Census Cherokee Co GA
Ball Ground Dist ED 29 jan 1920
ED dist 33 Page 186 sheet 18A
359 - 368
Evans, Angie head F W 55 wd GA GA GA
Emory             son M W 16 S   do
Amos              son M W 13   S do

Notes:
Angie's hushand is deceased, and his 2 older children
from the prior marriage have moved out. Angie lived
to 1928 this was her last census.

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Hiram Bobo (CSA)
(CSA - Civil War Vet)
(Co D 7th GA Regt)

Civil War Service Records

Born: 5 Sep 1835 Union Co SC
Died: Oct 28, 1905 Bartow Co GA
buried: Cassville Cemetery Cassville Bartow Co GA

Hiram was wounded at Wilderness VA and again wounded
and Captured at Farmville Virginia April 7th, 1865...

Married 1st: 4 Apr 1867
Amanda E Layton
Born: 1842 SC
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn

Known Children: 1 - Bertha Fields Bobo - b. 1872

Married 2nd: 6 Sep 1898 Bartow Co GA
Margaret [?] Parker Bobo
Born: abt 1852 NC
Died: Unkn
Buried: Unkn

Known Children: 2 from prior marriage
Waltin Parker and Albert Parker

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xii. HIRAM BOBO (S|O SOLOMON)28, b. September 05, 1835, New Prospect, Union Co., SC; d. August 1905, Bartow Co., GA²⁹; m. (1) MARGARET ?; m. (2) AMANDA E. LAYTON, April 04, 1867; b. 1840.

More About HIRAM BOBO (S|O SOLOMON):
Burial: 1905, Confederate Cem., Bartow Co., GA
Military: August 23, 1861, Enlisted as a Private, CSA in Cobb Co., GA^{30 (Co D 7th Georgia Infantry?)}

1850 Union Co SC Census Page 17
                  ED 16th Aug 1850
245-245
Elijah Bailey 29 M Planter 1540 SC^{Mary Bailey       24
F           SC
(Mary Bobo, Hiram's sister)

William Bailey   02
M           SC

Sarah
7/12 F
SC

Hiram Bobo      15 M Labor SC

**Note: Hiram living in house of his sister Mary Bailey,

           Oldest
brother Manly Bobo living next door...


Elijah parents maybe next door Harrison (70) &


Margaret (66), siblings Fredrick (26), Eliza (21).}

¹⁸⁷⁰^{Union Co SC Census Page 354 Sh: 12


PO: Unionville twp: Cross keys ED date: 25 Aug 1870

97 - 99

Bobo, Hiram    35 M W Farm
Labor
SC

Amanda        29 F W kephse
000 200   SC}

¹⁸⁸⁰^{Bartow Co GA Census sheet 28/29 page 529/530


Cassville Dist. No. 828 ED Dist 8 - ED 16th Jun,


by J. W. Walker Jr. (ancestry page 29)

250 - 251

Bobo, Hiram    W M 45     Farmer SC
SC SC

Amanda        W F 38 wife
kephse SC SC SC

Burtha
W F 08 dau
SC SC SC

**Note: Next door is a John Layton (33) may be


Amanda's brother?}

¹⁹⁰⁰^{Bartow Co GA Census sheet 28/29 page 216A Sheet 5A


Cassville ED Dist. No. 7 - ED 6th Jun, 1900


by James Pittord

90 - 90

Bobo, Hiram head W M Sep 1834 65 M 2 SC SC SC Farmer

Margaret         Wife W
F Apr 1852 48 M 2 GA NC NC

Parker, Waltin step son W M Nov 1885 15 S   GA GA GA

Parker, Albert step son W M Aug 1889 10 S   GA GA GA}

¹^{910
Bartow Co GA Census ED dist 13 Sheet 5 A

Wolf Gin Mititra Dist # 1041 ED 20 Apr 1910

82 - 85

Parker, Walter head   M W 25 S
NC NC NC Farmer

Bobo, Margrite mother F W 55 Wd 0 7 5 NC NC NC}

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Pvt Hiram Bobo (CSA)

Co. D - 7th Georgia Infantry Regiment

"The Southern Cross of Honor"

Burial: August 1905, Confederate Cemetery, Bartow Co., GA
Military: August 23, 1861, Enlisted as a Private, CSA in Cobb Co., GA^{30 (Co D 7th Georgia Infantry?)}

Bobo, Hiram - Private August 23, 1861. Wounded at
Wilderness, Virginia, May 6, 1864. Wounded and captured
at Farmville, Virginia, April 7, 1865. In U.S. Hospital at Farmville,
Virginia, April 7- June 15, 1865.

The GA 7th Infantry Regiment was formed in May, 1861, at Atlanta, Georgia, and in June moved to Harper’s Ferry,Virginia. Assigned to Colonel F. S. Bartow’s Brigade, Army of the Shenandoah, it was active in the fight at First Manassas. In April 1861, the regiment had 611 effectives and served under the command of General G. T. Anderson until the end of the war. It participated in the campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Day’s Battles to Cold Harbor, except when it was detached with Longstreet at Suffolk, in Georgia, and at Knoxville. The 7th was not involved in the Battle of Chickamauga. It was active in the long Petersburg siege south and north of the James River and later the Appomattox Campaign. It reported 153 casualties at First Manassas, 147 during the Seven Days' Battles, and 120 at Second Manassas. Losses were light at Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, but from April 14 to May 6 there were 98 disabled, and from August 1 to December 31, 1864, the unit had 56 killed or wounded. On April 9, 1865, it surrendered with 24 officers and 164 men. The field officers were Colonels George H. Carmical, Lucius J. Gartrell, William W. White, and William T. Wilson; Lieutenant Colonels Moses T. Almon, James F. Cooper, and John Dunwoody; and Majors
Lemuel B. Anderson, E. W. Hoyle, John F. Kiser, and Horace H. Witt.

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Robert White Bobo - (CSA)

Born: 21 Mar 1837 Cross Keys Union Co SC
Died: 7 Feb 1889 Clifton Spartanburg Co SC
Buried: Clifton Cemetery Spartanburg Co SC
(Robert's Dau Virginia is buried beside him)

Civil War Service Records

Civil War Veteran - Wounded twice
Served: Co. A - 13th South Carolina Infantry Regt.

Married 1st: 2 Feb 1864 Cross Anchor Spartanburg Co SC

Laura Ann Taylor
(dau of M & Sarah [?] Taylor)
Born: 28 Dec 1845 Cross Anchor Spartanburg Co SC
Died: 29 Nov 1881 Spartanburg Co SC
Buried: New Hope BC Cem Cross Anchor Spartanburg SC

Known Children: 08
Corrie, Sarah, John (Maxcy), Scholcy,
Margaret, Robert, Virginia, and Lewis

Laura on 1850 with both parents and on the
1860 with father and a 77yr old lady, possibly a
grandmother. 1860 Robt W Bobo is 2 houses away.

Married 2nd: 8 Nov 1886

Annie (Anna) Gregory
Born: 29 Nov 1853 SC
Died: 6 Nov 1912 SC
Buried: Clifton Cemetery Spartanburg Co SC

children: 1
Jessie Blandena Bobo b. 18 Mar 1889
married: John Alexander McCraven

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Grave Stone not located at this time
Burial Place of Robert - Clifton Cemetery Spartanburg Co SC

New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery Sptg Co SC

Children of Robert and Laura Ann [Taylor] Bobo

Corrie Bobo
b. 1867 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Sarah (Elizabeth?) Bobo
b. 1868 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

John (Maxcy?) Bobo
b. 1869 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Scholcy Bobo
b. 1872 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Margaret Bobo
b. 1874 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Robert Bobo
b. 1876 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Virginia Bobo
b. 26 Nov 1876 Spartanburg Co SC
d. 15 Sep 1882 Spartanburg Co SC
buried: Clifton Cem Spartanburg Co SC

Lewis Bobo
b. aft 1880 Spartanburg Co SC
d. Unkn
buried: Unkn.

Children of Robert and Anna "Annie" [Gregory] Bobo

Jessie Blandena Bobo
(dau of Robert & Annie [Gregory] Bobo)
b. 18 Mar 1889 Clifton Spartanburg Co SC
d. 14 Mar 1970 Rock Hill York Co SC
buried: Grandview Memorial Park Rock Hill York Co SC

m. Unkn date
John Alexander McGraven
(son of Samuel & Vicy L [Brazell] McCraven)
b. 27 Feb 1887
d. 7 Jul 1959
buried: Grandview Memorial Park Rock Hill York Co SC

Known Children: 5
Bessie Mae, Robert Lee, James T, John M, Sidney McCraven

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xiii. ROBERT WHITE BOBO31, b. March 21, 1837, New Prospect, Union Co., SC³²; d. February 07, 1889, Clifton, Spartanburg Co., SC³²; m. (1) LAURA ANN TAYLOR, February 02, 1864, Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Co., SC³³; b. December 28, 1845, Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Co., SC³⁴; d. November 29, 1881, Spartanburg Co., SC³⁴; m. (2) ANNA GREGORY, November 08, 1886; b. November 29, 1853; d. November 06, 1912.

Notes for ROBERT WHITE BOBO:
"Married on the 2d February last near Cross Anchor by John H. Walker Esq., Mr. Robert W. Bobo of C.S.A., 13th Regt. S.C.V. to Miss Laura A. Taylor, only daughter of M. Taylor." (marriage notice in the "Carolina Spartan" on 10 February 1864)

More About ROBERT WHITE BOBO:

Burial: 1889, Clifton Cem., Clifton, Spartanburg Co., SC (near Broome High School).³⁴Census: 1850, Spartanburg Co., SC (in household of John T. Beaufort)

Civil War Service:
Medical Information: Wounded twice in Civil War.
Military: Sergeant, Co A - 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment, CSA³⁵More About LAURA ANN TAYLOR:
Burial: 1881, New Hope BC Cem., Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Co., SC³⁶

^{Children
of Robert & Laura:

Corrie
Bobo

Sarah

John

Elizabeth

Maxcy

Scholcy

Margaret

Robert

Virginia

Lewis}

^{Children of Robert & Annie:}^{Jessie
Blandena Bobo b. 1889}1850 Union Co SC Census page 16a
219 - 219
John Beauford 33 M Planter 1240
Milly                 20 F
Robert Bobo    13 M

1860 Union Co SC Cross Keys Census
               Page 13 - stamped page 191 - ED 6 June 1860
13 - 96
William Browning 53 M Farmer 16000 5000   SC
Martha                  33 F                  all born   SC
Alice                      07 F
William                 05 M
John                      02 M
Robert Bobo         25 M Farm Manager           SC   Worked here June

1860 census Hobbyville PO Spartanburg Co SC
              Page 101 / stamp page 352 - So. Div ED 31 Aug 1860
shows Robert, 23, living with John H and Rosana F Walker
in Hobbyville, Spartanburg Co., SC. He may have worked for them.
732-732
John H Walker 53 M Famer 100 2500 SC
Rosanna F        50 F
F N                   26 M Famer
John H             22 M Merchant
Sarah J Perry    19 F
S A E Walker    17 F
S M E               15 M Farmer
A M C              12 M
M F                   08 M
Robt Bobo        23 M Farmer                           SC   Worked here August

Living 2 Door from Robert Bobo, is future wife Laura Taylor
729 - 729
M Taylor 37 M Farmer 1100 262 SC
Juda        77 F
Laura A   17 F
Patrick     12 M

1870 Census Spartanburg - page 429a on cd -
               Glenn Springs PO - Cross Anchor Township
159 159
Bobo, Robert 33 m w Farmer born SC
Laura             25 f w kep hse
Corrie              3 f w
Sarah               2 f w

¹⁸⁸⁰ ^{Sptg Co
SC Census Page Sheet 44 ED Dist 141


Cross Anchor Village ED 28th June, by Harrison D Floyd

410 - 426

Bobo, Robert W      W M 44     Farmer all born SC

Laura
A
W F 36 wife kephse

Carrie
W F 14 dau

Elizabeth
W F 12 dau (May also be Sarah?)

Maxcy
W M 11 son (May also be John?)

Scholcy
W F 08 dau

Margaret
W F 06 dau

Robert
W M 04 son

Virginia
W F 01 dau}

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(Wounded twice in battle)

Co. A - 13th South Carolina Infantry Regiment

"The Southern Cross of Honor"

Unit History:

13th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry

13th Infantry Regiment was organized in July, 1861, at Lightwoodknot Springs, near Columbia, South Carolina. Many of the men were recruited in Greenville, Newberry, Abbeville, and Spartanburg counties. After three months of instruction at Lightwoodknot Springs the unit moved to the coast of South Carolina near Pocotaligo.

In April, 1862, it was ordered to Virginia and assigned to General Gregg's and McGowan's Brigade. The 13th was prominent in the campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from the Seven Days' Battles to Cold Harbor, then continued the fight in the Petersburg trenches and around Appomattox. It took 413 effectives to Gaines' Mill and 342 to Frayser's Farm, lost 26 killed and 118 wounded at Second Manassas, had 5 killed and 24 wounded at Ox Hill, and lost 3 killed and 52 wounded at Fredericksburg. The unit sustained 91 casualties at Chancellorsville, 130 of 390 at Gettysburg, 63 at The Wilderness, 86 at Spotsylvania, 49 from May 12 to July 1, 1864, 42 at Deep Bottom, 32 at Fussell¿s Mill, and 34 at Poplar Springs Church.

It surrendered 13 officers and 183 men. The field officers were Colonels Benjamin T. Brockman, Oliver E. Edwards, and Isaac F. Hunt; Lieutenant Colonels P. Ludlow Calhoun, T. Stabo Farrow, and William Lester; and Majors David R. Duncan and Joseph L. Wofford.

Note from Mike:
Currently, I do not know which battles Robert was wounded in,
or if the injuries removed him from service, thus listing all the
battles the unit was engaged.

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Endnotes

1. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Records, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
    21, pp. 62-64

2. Union County Heritage #458

3. Obit. Carolina Spartan 5 June 1851

4. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Records, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
     21, No. 2 and 3, p. 62-64

5. Obit. Carolina Spartan 5 June 1851

6. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
    21, pp. 62-64

7. GenePool

8. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
     21, pp. 62-64

9. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol. 21,
    pp. 62-64

10. Tombstone inscription

11. Sparks, Claude, "History of Padgett's Creek Baptist Church" p. 80

12. Tombstone inscription

13. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
      21, pp. 62-64

14. Beth Williamson (betwil@aol.com)

15. Beth Williamson (betwil@aol.com)

16. Marie Hawthorne

17. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

18. Betty Barrow (cartersvillegirl@cybersouth.com)

19. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

20. Marie Hawthorne

21. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

22. Marie Hawthorne

23. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

24. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Family Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter
       Quarterly Vol. 21, No. 2 and 3, p. 62-64

25. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

26. Information for Elijah Monroe Bobo, his wife and all his descendants from
      Marjorie T. Bobo unless otherwise noted.

27. Marjorie T. Bobo

28. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

29. Belle Shepherd

30. www.civilwardata.com

31. Bailey-Sexton-Bobo Bible Record, Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly Vol.
       21, pp. 62-64

32. Tombstone inscription

33. Marriage notice in "Carolina Spartan" on 10 February 1864.

34. Tombstone inscription

35. Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers. Online database,
       Ancestry Inc.

36. Tombstone inscription

Manley

Hampton

Jeremiah

Tilman

Green

Samuel

Lewis

Mary

Milly

Elijah

Hiram

Robt